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How do we 'know' we'll never be able to accurately measure both the position and velocity of an electron and it's not just, at present, because of inadequate technology?

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When an astronomical body made of rock achieves enough mass to become a sphere, how long does it actually take to form the sphere?

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If units of distance can be infinitely small/divisible, how does an object reach another object (how can I grab a doorknob), seeing as how my hand must traverse an infinite succession of units of distance?

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How do we 'know' we'll never be able to accurately measure both the position and velocity of an electron and it's not just, at present, because of inadequate technology?	2
When an astronomical body made of rock achieves enough mass to become a sphere, how long does it actually take to form the sphere?	1
If units of distance can be infinitely small/divisible, how does an object reach another object (how can I grab a doorknob), seeing as how my hand must traverse an infinite succession of units of distance?	0