¶ Physical Is Always The Imperfect
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Physical Is Always The Imperfect:
"We discover . . . that the physical is always the imperfect,
special-case, after-imaged lagging realization of the
ideal generalization, which can be realized, or momentized,
or experimentally identified, time-ized and measured, only
by such limited, ergo imperfect approximation, all of which
latter is implicit in Heisenberg’s operationally imposed
indeterminism."
- For citation and context see Metaphysical, 14 Feb '72
