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How is Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principal adapted to explain the Big Bang through the spontaneous creation of electrons and anti-electrons?
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Well, at some point the universe was supposed to be smaller than what the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states we can measure, so one or the other of these concepts is wrong. I'm just a math guy so someone else will ahve to figure out where the mistake is.
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