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smithnya
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Hello everyone. This is my first post, but I enjoy reading all the forums.
I have a simple question that I thought about recently:
Would Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle still hold up if we could somehow observe a particle without the aid of instruments? I know it is entirely hypothetical, and more of a little fun thought experiment to muse over, and I just needed your opinion. Thanks in advance.
I have a simple question that I thought about recently:
Would Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle still hold up if we could somehow observe a particle without the aid of instruments? I know it is entirely hypothetical, and more of a little fun thought experiment to muse over, and I just needed your opinion. Thanks in advance.