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The need to give up the certainty of simple mechanical and other models and to introduce the uncertainty principle in order to understand and describe some physical effects also inspired to question the certainty in other fields.
The need to give up the certainty of simple mechanical and other models and to introduce the uncertainty principle in order to understand and describe some physical effects also inspired to question the certainty in other fields.
==World War II==
During world war II Werner Heisenberg worked on developing the atomic bomb for the Nazi party controlled government. After the defeat of the Nazi regime, the American government offered Werner Heisenberg a position at Princeton University instead of charge him with war crime.
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[[Category:Physicists]]
[[Category:Physicists]]