scott <sco### [at] scottcom> wrote:
> Assuming the universe doesn't have infinite volume, that would mean 
> there are only a finite number of positions in space the electron could 
> be in - something like the volume of the universe divided by the planck 
> volume.  If you know the shape of the probability function, you could 
> probably figure out the minimum amount of non-zero probability.

  Except that the universe is expanding, which means that the amount of
positions is increasing.

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