To: francisandbeans
LOL - really. Never would call anyone NAZI unless they are self-claimed. As for quantum bigots, there are those in science recently who view determinism, rationalism, or objectivism as annoying since they won't permit science to become a religion. I still stand by - if you can't measure it (without probabilities), you do not understand it.
To: epluribus_2
I should say that this also applies to the heisenburg uncertainty principal as well (putting on asbestos trousers). Today science is analogous to the technological times before microscopes but we are debating the behaviour of bacteria. We would agree something is there and workable in experiments (and public health) but one group would say we can never know exactly what the beasts look like and how they work, move, etc. and another group saying "looks good so far but we have a lot more to discover here..." Epluribus (CrackPot) II
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