Parametric

I guess I should correct my question: why is there a limit to the precision at which the properties can be determined?

There is a limit to the precision of pairs of properties of particles such as position and momentum that can be determined. Does it mean that the properties are non-existent or simply cannot be determined? Follow-up question: why can't the properties be determined?

The reason I say this is because only one thing in reality can be self-contained, namely, reality itself.

Because one 3 dimensional view can be observed at a time or at once.

This is my understanding after having read Christopher Langan's CTMU. Basically, a syntactic operation is what the intellect is. According to Chris Langan, SCSPL reality embodies infocognition, self-transducing information residing in self-recognizing SCSPL elements called syntactic operators. SCSPL stands for "self-configuring self-processing language", which is supposed to be a language of languages. Click on the .pdf here http://ctmu.net/ I'm not sure how this proves that a God exists or not. Perhaps it does. What are your thoughts?