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Possible Loophole in the Uncertainty Principle?

Hypercube

By Hypercube
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JackMuChabas

JackMuChabas

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The loophole you are referring to in the uncertainty principle is on that exceeds our understanding since the uncertainty principle is not a certain thing in itself. In other words. a(a)[b+1]=a(b)[c+2]

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