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Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle: the mathematical inequality limiting our best guesses of position and momentum — the calculated injustice of a world where we lose sight of either where we are, or where we must go. Caught up in what I wanted, I was blind to what was mine. Then, unable to forget what was lost, I could no longer find my way. How convinced I was that I could be absolutely sure about everything. I was nothing but a know-it-all who got what was coming to her.