According to the uncertainty principle, when intent and results coincide, it is usually based on the strategic thinking and experience of the persons involved.

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On the contrary, intent and results almost never coincide, and when they do, it is generally a matter of luck, nothing more. In fact, the uncertainty principle was one of the lynch pins of the economics theory of John Maynard Keynes.

According to the Uncertainty Principle, When Intent and Results Coincide