Is everything binary on macroscopic level

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Hello,
is everything binary on macroscopic level ?
I know on quantum level there are multiple states, instead of binary.
I can't find any studies, it seems like everything is binary on macro level, light-dark, death-life...
So what would be opposite of iron, or wood, for example ? I can't think of anything.
Is there a proof that everything is binary on macroscopis level, or proof that would refute that isn't thanks.
What i mean by macroscopic, i don't know exactly where macroscopis level starts for 100%, but i think larger than moleculer is considered macroscopic.
Thanks for answer.
 
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empleat said:
it seems like everything is binary on macro level, light-dark, death-life...
So what would be opposite of iron, or wood, for example ? I can't think of anything.
Since you can't think of anything for those examples, then you cannot really say that everything seems like binary, can you? And you can't think of anything for a good reason, because there isn't any.
 
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