Wherein lies the problem with quantum superposition? Is it the fact that it's just too darn confusing? Or is it the fact that it's like, literally everywhere? Like, can't even have a decent cup of coffee without it being in a superposition of cream and sugar.
Or is it just the fact that it's a real pain in the particles to deal with? I mean, you try to measure something, and suddenly it's all like "no, I'm over here, no, I'm over there, no, I'm simultaneously over here AND there" and you're all, "seriously, just pick a side, quantum state!"
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