Hi,
I read about a modification to the uncertainty principle that takes into account "recoil" in the measurement device, so that more information about the system is actually available than the uncertainty principle would predict:
Here is another article that verified the measurement device recoil impact on measurement uncertainty from above:
So if the measurement device inertia is very small then it will have more recoil so more information can be extracted? Also doesn't this imply that entanglement is incorrect?
cheers, Jamie