system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Is the Uncertainty Principle due to the fact scientists do not know enough, or is it genuine chaos?

We learn in Chem 101 that the electron's location is unpredictable and they define this like a law. I'm wondering if theoretical physics, which dives deeper into subatomic particles, has a better understanding. Or, if new discoveries might be made to give a better understanding?
gpt
It's not about a lack of knowledge, and it's not "chaos" either. It's fundamental to quantum mechanics. Certain observable quantities are "incompatible", meaning that if one of them is well-define in a given state, the other necessarily can't be. Position and the conjugate momentum are an example of this.