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Fundamental uncertainty has nothing to do with observations - it's inherit in the physical/mathematical representation of a state as explained by the comment ab
by akvadrako 9y ago
Fundamental uncertainty has nothing to do with observations - it's inherit in the physical/mathematical representation of a state as explained by the comment above yours.
- marcosdumay 9y agoHum... Uncertainty is not about states, it is about observables. It is a characteristic of the Universe that you can't measure momentum and position with perfect accuracy, it does not matter what state the stuff you are measuring is in. And it happens because observing momentum messes with the objects position, and the other way around.
- akvadrako 9y agoAnother way to say it is there is no state with accurate position and momentum.