The status of superposition varies significantly across different interpretations of quantum mechanics. While some interpretations, like certain forms of the Many-Worlds Interpretation (MWI), ascribe a real-world status to superpositions, others, such as Copenhagen Interpretation (CI), view them as a reflection of our ignorance prior to measurement. Superpositions exist within a multidimensional Hilbert space and are not directly observable. The evolution of these wavefunctions is governed by the Schrödinger equation, which, when combined with the Born rule, yields probabilities for classical outcomes. The discussion highlights the complexity and differing viewpoints on the nature of superposition in quantum theory.