[VulcanRevenge]

"I don't know, this is getting way off topic from the original post though..."

naw, keep going, I feel like I've restated my original topic to death, this new spin is more interesting anyway...

I agree with you Richhhard, "with the most complex calculation imaginable could you *theoretically* predict future events correctly, if you did not interfere with the event? If so then wouldn't it be fair to say that nothing is uncertain?"

This makes logical sense. It conflicts with the concept itself to believe that we human beings know everything about the uncertainty principle. For now it answers some problems we've had with previous models but the model of the atom has changed and has been changing for the last couple hundred years. It sounds somewhat close minded to say we've found the perfect model. No, I think in at least the next century or so we'll find something to replace this model, which would be able to improve our ability to reduce uncertainty, but still not remove it altogether.