Re: Is competence in physics as a requirement for teachers of physics?

[herbgottlieb@juno.com]

 "Donald E. Simanek" <dsimanek@eagle.lhup.edu> writes:

> 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.

Donald,

I'm sure that all physics teachers know that the uncertainty
principle refers to quantum mechanics and not to other areas of
human endeavor.  But, then again, the only things that are really 
certain are death and taxes.

Herb