heisenberg

Heisenberg had never heard of a matrix before despite discovering Heisenberg matrix mechanics.

If you are going to be pedantic, please explain how anything in the Heisenberg Uncertainty-bounded universe can have a transcendental size.

When Werner Heisenberg was pulled over by the Munich police, he couldn't tell them how fast he was going, but he knew exactly where he was.

I think you can do it, but you'd probably want to start with density matrices, or use the Heisenberg picture to keep your wavefunction super-simple.

Or for that matter Heisenberg uncertainty principle.

I think the Dunning-Kruger thing is a nice idea but it's immediately ruined once you become aware of it, like a Heisenberg uncertainty sort of thing.

> I think the Dunning-Kruger thing is a nice idea but it's immediately ruined once you become aware of it, like a Heisenberg uncertainty sort of thing.

And coming up later on the 11:00 news: Heisenberg admits, "I never could have done it without Bohr."

Heisenberg: "We have to remember that what we observe is not nature herself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning."

I'll add "Physics and Philosophy" by Heisenberg as a personal favorite.

Frank Herbert's "The Eyes of Heisenberg".

Heisenberg is probably the only one that can be honestly said to have made a profound discovery rivaling Einstein.

Thus Heisenberg's initial estimate at Farm Hall was wildly wrong, but he refined it to something more-or-less correct in about a week.

It's a sort of Heisenberg-data - only exists when you look at it.