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epkid08
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I'm trying to figure out why exactly we have it. It's just a simple question.
Do we have this principle because human error is far to great to ever measure a particle's momentum and its location at the same time, or we just can't measure them accurately because they're without our dimension of time?
Do we have this principle because human error is far to great to ever measure a particle's momentum and its location at the same time, or we just can't measure them accurately because they're without our dimension of time?