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Reading Life on the Edge by McFadden and Al-Khalili. I know quantum biology is a controversial subject but my question is very traditional. The authors state" the quantum wave function is spread out over all space" " only through the act of looking can we force the electron to be a localized particle" my question is if the electron is spread over all space what does it mean to assign probability to its location? Secondly if we look for the electron in a localized space and DON'T find it have we still collapsed the wave function? Thanks rasp