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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
1/16/2014 8:34:56 PM
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Heisenberg's uncertainty principle just concerns measurement rather than the intrinsic nature of a system. Our model of quantum mechanics doesn't state that anything is fundamentally random, just that we can't predict it.
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[quote]Heisenberg's uncertainty principle just concerns measurement rather than the intrinsic nature of a system.[/quote] I definitely disagree with this. The Uncertainty Principle describes a property of the system, not the limitations of our measurement.
