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The uncertainty principle states that anyone given person who knows a lot about a given particles velocity will know less about the location, but if then they try to observe the location, the less they will know about the velocity. What if two scientists observed one particle though. One observed its speed and on observed its location. Then after observing they would communicate their results to each other. Due to their being two observers, would this nullify the principles previously mentioned stipulations?
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