Quantum Mechanics: The Physics of the Microscopic World: Complementarity and the Great Debate
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    [synopsis] => You focus on the Einstein-Bohr debate, which pitted Einstein's belief that quantum events can, in principle, be known in every detail, against Bohr's philosophy of complementarity - the view that a measurement of one quantum variable precludes a different variable from ever being known.
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