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Uncertainty Principle
The principle of Quantum Mechanics — as well as Quantum Field Theory and String Theory — which says that an observer can never know both the position and velocity of a particle with perfect precision. Specifically, the more certain an observer is of the position, the less certain that observer must be of the velocity, and vice-versa.
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Time writes no wrinkle
on thine azure brow,
Such as creation's dawn
beheld, thou rollest now.