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Hi Phil,<br><br>
I'll wait until the referees have reported on our Einstein/Quantum
Mechanics debate. I'm sure they will have found that both sides
have made some errors in this discussion.<br><br>
But I have to say that last your last effort to smear Heisenberg by
implying moral relativism from the uncertainty principle is just as
absurd and insulting as conservative Christians drawing the same moral
conclusions about Einsteinian relativity and Whiteheadian process
philosophy. <br><br>
You have performed a vicious <i>ad hominem</i> attack. There are
any number of Germans from the Nazi period that we could completely
condemn and eliminate from history if we used your methods
consistently. I did my dissertation on Martin Heidegger, who, I
later came to know, did despicable things as Nazi rector of the
University of Freiburg, and, who until his death, refused to come clean
about his Nazi past, but it is simply a fallacy to then say that
everything he wrote philosophically is wrong because of that.<br><br>
By the way, the first name is Nick (not Mick) and as a realist I'm very
much concerned about my existence (not existance). My posts have a few
typos even after proof reading, but posting without proofing is sloppy
and shows disrespect for your dialogue partners.<br><br>
Nick<br><br>
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