[MD] What is SOM?

[Platt Holden]

> Magnus:
> Actually, I'm not too sure about that anymore myself. As Ron pointed out,
> Gödel's theorem only concerns formal systems of logic, so it's pretty 
> far-fetched (even if I can't rule it out completely) that it would have
> anything 
> to do with Heisenberg's principle.
> 
> Ron:
> Heisenberg's principle of uncertainty brought about the mathematical
> calculation method of the probability wave function.
> Heisenberg stated that there is no way to predict the trajectory
> of particles, so a method of prediction was invented where they
> could approximate a trajectory based on a measurement. Because
> we can't both measure position and trajectory we approximate
> based on waves of probability, the further you extrapolate from
> the measurement the less probable your calculation will be conversely
> the closer you calculate to the last known measurement (wave collapse
> point)
> the higher degree of probability.
> 
> I'm with you, how this figures in with Godel's theorem, I'm not sure.

Both destroyed final answers -- Godel answers based on math and logic, 
Heisenberg answers based on materialism.