There’s a concept in quantum physics called a “wave function.” I’m not sure I fully get it. In fact, I’m pretty sure, I don’t. But, what I think it represents is that, at any moment, an entire, nearly infinite range of possibilities exist for a given particle. Then, there’s a moment, a “quantum leap” where the wave no longer exists-it collapses-and the actual event occurs. Now, all of this happens on a sub-atomic level, but I like to “zoom out” and think about the parallels with the macro wor...