RE: Perfect State of Knowledge

Subject: RE: Perfect State of Knowledge
From: Steven_S_Prevette@rl.gov
Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 06:45:44 -0700


My question for DENizens: Is "perfect state of knowledge" possible, or
is it nothing more than an idea that can never be?

Suggestion - review the Heisenburg Uncertainty Principle.   That principle
says I cannot even know everything about an individual atomic particle.  If
this principle holds, it supports the theory that no "perfect state of
knowledge" is possible.

Steve Prevette
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Fluor Hanford, A Fluor Global Services Company
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