Heisenberg's uncertainity principle

It states that it is impossible to find simultaneously the position and velocity of an electron accurately.
Is it true?
yes, Of course it is true!
It is said it is applicable only to microscopic particles such as electron, photon etc.
In books it is written it can't be applied on macroscopic objects!
I don't think its true.
If we compare this principle to the humans , according to my thinking that works much better!
and it must be It is impossible to compare and find simultaneously the sayings and actions of a macroscopic object!
In simple language i mean there is lot of difference of difference between someone sayings and his actions!

In others words what we say is really different from what in real is.
Take example such as electron can't exist in the nucleus but neutron and protons can.
There is much relation between them all lets they are BROTHER SISTER! but still positive charge makes the electron to comes closer to nucleus and see the reality!
But that charge is not sufficient enough because there is place from where ELECTRON can't go beyond to see more!
So by attractions and  negative charge electron has to go back to its original place.
What will happen if these three can exist in the nucleus, there must be nothing left than and which is impossible!
and similarly protons are near neutrons and they can talk easily but what about electron, he can't even go to them in nucleus!
So I want to say what we say is really different from everything is technology,relation, and specially from reality!'

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