In quantum mechanics, superposition is the ability of a quantum state to be in multiple states simultaneously. It's like being in multiple places at once, but instead of places, it's like being in multiple states of mind.
Imagine being in both states of being hungry and full at the same time. It's not just a hypothetical scenario, it's a real thing that happens in the quantum world.
But don't worry, it's not all about food. It's also about being in multiple states of being late for work and being on time, being in multiple states of being happy and being sad, and being in multiple states of being a functioning adult and being a couch potato.
Read more about the implications of superposition on modern life.
Check out some examples of real-world applications of superposition.