>particles exist in a probabilistic superposition
>the probability field of any particle extends across the entire universe
>in an infinite universe, the probability of a particle being very very far away from the center of the field inevitably adds up to 100% (or 99.99999...)
>all matter would instantly disintegrate across the cosmos in the universe was infinite
How is this even a debate in physics?
>the probability field of any particle extends across the entire universe
>in an infinite universe, the probability of a particle being very very far away from the center of the field inevitably adds up to 100% (or 99.99999...)
>all matter would instantly disintegrate across the cosmos in the universe was infinite
How is this even a debate in physics?
