UNCERTAiNTY Principle REDUNDANT.!!

$ Heisenberg's UNCERTAiNTY PRiNCiPLE is REDUNDANT.!!
1. MOMENTUM is a VECTOR quantity for which TWO (2) POSiTiONs
are NON-SiMULTANEOUSLY REQUiRED ..(the POSiTiONs of BOTH ENDs).!!
2. ANY one (1) single-measure ACCURACY is ALSO limited by hbar.!!
Therefore, Heisenberg's UNCERTAiNTY PRiNCiPLE is but REDUNDANT.!!
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