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batmanandjoker
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Does superposition have a radius or a space covered distance which cuts off at a certian point based on the size or coherance of the object. I understand it is a statistical distribution like a blanket of qm possibility as to where the object or particle can collapse. But is there a cut off point or does superposition cover the entire known universe and its just a matter of probabilitys as to where the particle or macro object will be, collapse into. I am confused because I know macro objects like myself have a wave function which is extremely small compared to the size of the macroscopic world. My personal wave function is much smaller than any currently measurable sizes. But is there a statistical cut off which renders the probabiliity insignificant or is there always a probability I could be in china at this very moment.
Im sorry for all the qm macro questions the help is much appreciated.
Im sorry for all the qm macro questions the help is much appreciated.