The Render Distance Problem
The strangest thing about quantum mechanics isn’t the uncertainty. It’s the timing. A particle doesn’t have a definite position, spin, or momentum until something interacts with it. Before that interaction, it exists in superposition — a smeared-out probability cloud across all its possible states. The moment you measure it, the cloud collapses to a single value. Physicists call this wave function collapse. Most stop there, because the math works and the math is the job. ...