I just saw Frayn's play "Copenhagen" last night in SF and really must urge all of you to see it if you can. Regardless of what truly motivated Heisenberg the issues raised are far more reaching. I walked away with the following:
-we sometimes lack the perspective to understand our own motivations
-mechanistic thinking is flawed, we should move to a a more systemic approach (the aspect of Heisenberg's Uncertainty theory applied similarly as in Fritof Capra's work "Turning Point")
my 2cents.
thoughts?
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I just saw Frayn's play "Copenhagen" last night in SF and really must urge all of you to see it if you can. Regardless of what truly motivated Heisenberg the issues raised are far more reaching. I walked away with the following: -we sometimes lack the perspective to understand our own motivations -mechanistic thinking is flawed, we should move to a a more systemic approach (the aspect of Heisenberg's Uncertainty theory applied similarly as in Fritof Capra's work "Turning Point") my 2cents. thoughts?