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There is a principle in physics called the Heisenberg Uncertainty, explained by the fact that the more precisely the position of a moving object is known, the harder it is to determine its momentum or direction. It is portrayed by a two and a half hour, three-actor play by Michael Frayn called Copenhagen, which not only addresses the brilliance and moral conflict behind the development of the atomic bomb, but also the way the world we live in reflects the subtle characteristics of what it means to be human. We can spend a lot of time thinking about who we are and where we are in life. But ponder the thought too long, and the more important perspective of which direction we are going and how quickly becomes difficult to see. Without purpose or destination, the question of who we are is irrelevant.