Was this your Question   Hi Patrick  No It was myself who deleted my question on the uncertainty theory I have done some research on the subject and now partially understand the answer to my question  Thank you for your brilliant answer It has confirmed much of my understanding  I totally agree with your non natural units Plancks constant is merely the amount of Quanta in one Joule which is not a orderly number because the joule has no relation to quanta other than it describes the same property of nature energy   Right now I am wondering if the universe is subject to non viewable determinism or complete randomness  in other words if we dont know what particles are doing or if they dont Know what their doing  Clearly I have a lot more to learn and once again thank you for your thorough and informative answer   Is it possible that uncertainty and randomness is just as much of a property of the universe as say mass momentum or direction is   Can I ask one more question of yourself It is probably absurd although it seems interesting Does uncertainty in momentum providing that uncertainty is a fundamental property of nature allow for the creation and destruction of energy  If you have one particle moving at a particular momentum and it interacts with another particle and then randomly chooses a momentum that could be different from its original momentum has it created or destroyed  a small amount of energy   However this creation and destruction would eventually even out much the same as flipping coins the first three coins may yield an uneven ratio although when  thousands of coins are flipped the ratio evens out  Regards Mike