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These are just a few quick and simple questions. When are particles in a quantum state? Are they always in a quantum state in-between interactions, or once interacted with are they never in a quantum state again? At the instant of the big bang was everything in a quantum state? If so, what caused the first particle to stop being in a quantum state?
If these questions are stupid, then basically how does a quantum state particle come into being, and when does it stop being in a quantum state.
Oh, and perhaps hardest of all, can you put this in terms a non-physicist would understand.
If these questions are stupid, then basically how does a quantum state particle come into being, and when does it stop being in a quantum state.
Oh, and perhaps hardest of all, can you put this in terms a non-physicist would understand.