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The Uncertainty Principle - is it real?

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01-11-2006 5:17 PM 		Reply to: Message 10 by MartinDoms
01-11-2006 5:07 PM

Re: How certain do you need to be?
Well, the vast majority of experiments investigating Bell's Inequality suggest that the Uncertainty Principle is a fact of the real world, not just a physical limitation to experimental measurements.
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