...separation Of The Observer From The Phenomenon

Only A Few Know, How Much One Must Know To Know How Little One Knows.

Looking At Something Changes It.

The Incomplete Knowledge Of A System Must Be An Essential Part Of Every Formulation In Quantum Theory. Quantum Theoretical Laws Must Be Of A Statistical Kind. To Give An Example: We Know That The Radium Atom Emits Alpha-radiation. Quantum Theory Can Give Us An Indication Of The Probability That The Alpha-particle Will Leave The Nucleus In Unit Time, But It Cannot Predict At What Precise Point In Time The Emission Will Occur, For This Is Uncertain In Principle.

Whenever We Proceed From The Known To The Unkown We May Hope To Understand, But We May Have To Learn At The Same Time A New Meaning Of The Word 'understanding'

"uncertainty" Is Not "i Don't Know." It Is "i Can't Know." "i Am Uncertain" Does Not Mean "i Could Be Certain."