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We're all Danes in the quantum universe, members, interpreting like a capital city. Which means deep in your heart of hearts, you know every particle is wave. And more than just queenly salutations, tasty surfing surfaces, or baseball game distractions, waves are defined by wave functions: complex numbers capturing a set of probabilities for said particle's place in a particular time-space joint. Such ovewhelming possibilities make it impossible to know simultaneously such facts as momentum and position of the particle (...that's a wave that's defined by wavefunction) BUT knowing one or the other will make wavefunctions collapse like rotted empires into a single observation. Thereby every wave becomes a particle. And what can members glean from such uncertain certainties? Simply put, best to ask where you at? rather than where you been?
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