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On Wed, 12 Nov 1997, LUDWIK KOWALSKI wrote:
David's observation "the better one becomes at proving they are doing a
good job, the less incentive they [teachers] have to actually do a better
job" is another example of the uncertainty principle.
Ludwik is being flippant again. Whatever uncertainty principle he's
refering to here, it certainly *isn't* the Heisenberg uncertainty
principle, which manifests itself observably only in quantum interactions.
Unless he's refering to *very* small teachers operating in small
classrooms for extremely brief times.
-- Donald