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The uncertainty principle states that you can never know with any accuracy the precise position and velocity of a particle, because the measurement of such will alter them in an unknown way.
Therefore, if you do not know either the position or speed of a particle, how can you a) aim another particle at it? And b) gather any data?
Therefore, if you do not know either the position or speed of a particle, how can you a) aim another particle at it? And b) gather any data?