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Subject: Since wer'e talking quantum


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Date Posted: 23:30:05 07/22/01 Sun
In reply to: mi chamocha 's message, "problem with this claim: quantum mechanics" on 10:41:22 07/22/01 Sun

Since wer'e talking quantum, does anyone know of the experiment in quantum physics that threw up a heap of problems for the certainty of basic logical principles, hmm I think it's called the uncertainty principle, Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle?. Any physicists in the house? :)
Anyways I'm quite interested in the implications quantum physics/mechanics has for philsophy in general and esp for the laws of logic. So if anyone has much knowledge in this wee dept I'd me much obliged if you share it :)

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physicist in the housemi chamocha04:41:37 07/23/01 Mon
Addendum: Logic, the Uncertainty Principlemi chamocha08:43:42 07/23/01 Mon


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