Dunno man, still waiting on hoverboards myself.

Um, EXCUSE YOU

Have you not read Neil Gaiman's "...And Weep Like Alexander"?

Because that's where you'll find the answer.

(sigh. Such a sushi boy.)

Well according to Max Planck, reality is discrete, therefore your particles are constantly teleporting across very small distances without existing between them.

Well according to Max Planck, reality is discrete, therefore your particles are constantly teleporting across very small distances without existing between them.

Kinda. Our particles are constantly interacting with the environment, and those constant interactions limit their wavefunctions substantially, resulting in classical behavior. Also, it's not that the particles don't exist between different points in space(time), it's that they're spread over a range of space(time). We also don't know if space is discrete or continuous experimentally; we don't have that kind of resolution.

This is the most seriously this annual blog entry of mine has ever been taken