cheating (Re: Understanding the HUP)

Ranando King wrote:
> I agree that too much importance is lain on the HUP. Do to this indulgance,
> many misunderstandings proliferate among scientists and hobbyists on issues
> involving the HUP. However, the HUP is not bypassable. No matter how
> accurate equipment becomes, there will always be a limit to how precise a
> measurement can be when certain other measurements are made. That doesn't
> mean that you cannot infer some things based on the information you can get,
> but it does limit your ability to prove those inferences directly in
> measurement.

Do -> Due

Cheat the HUP:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_Discipline_Group/message/12206
http://www.npl.washington.edu/AV/altvw53.html

-Aut

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