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Originally Posted by Robert Tulip
...generalizing equal and opposite reactions, implies that for every cause there is a measurable effect. Does this break down at the quantum level? ...
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Actually symmetry and conservation seem to be very fundamental principles that reappear over and over. So again, as far as anyone knows, I don't think such "breakdown" would be an accepted idea. Not to say there isn't speculation, but not too much to support it at this point.
My points being: the HUP appears NOT to be something that applies only to our experimental precision; it seems fundamental. Conservation laws appear to be fundamental, and many successful predictions have been based on these considerations alone. So there is substantial experimental support for these ideas.