Darren New <dne### [at] sanrrcom> wrote:
> (BTW, you don't get particles being physically present at multiple 
> locations. If you actually measure where they are, they're only in one 
> place.)

  But their simultaneous location in more than one place can be inferred
by other side-effects. For example a single electron can pass through two
slits at the same time, interfering with itself after doing so.

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