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The classical Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states you cannot 
accurately know both position and velocity (speed and direction) for a 
particle (of a fixed mass) at the same time. Clearly there is 
application to riding an Arab since you never know which direction they 
will be going nor how fast the next nanosecond .

With a gaited horse you always know they will be going straight down the 
trail - you just never know how fast nor if you are strong enough to 
keep them from accelerating to warp speed, but at least it is straight 
;-) .

Truman

Keith Kibler wrote:
> >
> The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle? You gotta know this kind of 
> stuff to ride an arabian??????????
> I thought my lack of ability in physics just cost me a shot at being a 
> dr. Know I find out that it also contributes to my riding gaited 
> horses too!
> live and learn.
> Keith


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“Ethical axioms are found and tested not very differently from the 
axioms of science. Truth is what stands the test of experience.” Albert 
Einstein


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