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Old 02-23-2006
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Benchmarking, 3D Mark, etc.

For those among us with a scientific bent (I am NOT one), when the above tests, and others, are run, can you factor in the Heisenberg Principle? That is, the fact that you are monitoring the results- in itself changes the objectivity of those results.

Just curious. :knock:
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Old 03-25-2006
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More likely the Hindenberg Principle

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For those among us with a scientific bent (I am NOT one), when the above tests, and others, are run, can you factor in the Heisenberg Principle? That is, the fact that you are monitoring the results- in itself changes the objectivity of those results.

Just curious. :knock:
every time I run tests something blows up!!
And isn't it the Heisenberg Uncertainity Principle?
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