I asked about how the HUP put a defined amount of information that could be packed into say a particle or photon. They all shouted me down and said it was a misguided question. Well here is a good article that makes them look like a bunch of autistic faggots with 90 iqs.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/nze95g/how-digital-information-unifies-quantum-mechanics
“Uncertainty is a fact of information. A system can only store a finite amount of information and uncertainty, as a general concept but also applied to particles (as is usually considered), is like overflowing some toilet of binary bits.

"You can understand the uncertainty principle as a consequence of the fact that a physical system of a certain size—say dimension or energy constraint—can contain only a limited amount of information," Stephanie Wehner, another of the new study's co-authors, explained. "Very intuitively, if you had less uncertainty for some quantum measurements then you can use such a physical system to encode much more information: each measurement can be used to retrieve a portion of this information, and how well you can do that is determined by their mutual uncertainty."”