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> But no one knows if a wavefunction is actually a physical description of reality or just some math equations describing it.
The best physical description of reality I could come up with is, a wavefunction is like a bubble of probably that grows over time, the particle is always present *somewhere* on the surface of that bubble with a probability of being observed. The probability trends to focus along the edge of the bubble in the direction that the particle was emitted, but it has a nonzero chance of being anywhere along that surface.
Of course this violates the speed of light if it can travel from one edge to the other instantly, but I don't think we can prove that happens and that it's not just zipping around the surface.

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I've watched countless videos discussing quantum entanglement by "experts" and walked away with two different versions of it. 1.…

I've watched countless videos discussing quantum entanglement by "experts" and walked away with two different versions of it.
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