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(with apologies to Heisenberg) I am suggesting there exists a Trump uncertainty principle that states Trump's political positions and their destructive velocity can not be predicted, only viewed in retrospect to the resulting chaos. Strangely enough that does not keep Trump from pretending he knows everything about anything.

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Vierkaesehoch - not only are your thoughts incoherent, but you have ZERO sense of humor.
When invoking the Heisenberg principle on Trump, you need finding two variables which cannot be measured exactly at the same time. The product of the uncertainties then has a minimum value.
Example: the interval between two lies in a Trump speech and the fraction of people having noticed both.
If he repeats the same lie, people actually listening will notice. If in between two blatant lies, Trump slips in a less obvious one, that may remain unnoticed by more listeners.
laugh laugh Multiple lies not getting noticed by listeners, sounds a bit the like CS Crows flocking together in the hopes that none becomes dinner for a hawk laugh laugh CS Crows like Vier.

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