March 3rd, 2008
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The Political Uncertainty Principle

political uncertainty principle

Dialog:
- Port:
  - Political candidates can gain metaphorical momentum.
  - It figures that they must also be governed by a metaphorical uncertainty principle.
  - In fact, I have metaphorical evidence that this "political uncertainty principle" is:
  - "The more 'total political momentum' a race has, the less policy comes up."
- Starboard:
  - What if the momentum metaphor doesn't actually imply an uncertainty principle?
- Port:
  - Hey now, no need to go around insulting metaphorical deduction simply because you don't like the truth it reveals.

One Comment:

thad Says:
February 29th, 2008 at 9:40 pm

Sure, at first I thought that it should have been a momentum/position trade off, like the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. But, I was convinced otherwise by the metaphorical evidence that metaphorically exists.

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