[TheNext]

You measure the electron’s SPEED.

I will measure the POSIT9ON.

We will compare notes.

But if you now know both, speed & position, will you now suddenly vanish from existence

[amorphous]

Since I wouldn't know the location at which a speed was recorded; likewise you wouldn't know the speed at your recorded location, and since we could never be precise enough in timing our recordings, how would we ever link our data?

And for a historical reference of what's holding up the world, you should read Enoch. But then it predates the Almighty's last revision.

Electrons are strange indeed, but then so is gravity, and so are many other physical and spiritual entities. It's really a weird world we live in, when you stop and think about it.

Our tendency to proclaim we're on the verge of discovering a theory for everything, just goes to prove Einstein's theory of human stupidity being infinite, but then we continue to learn and seek truth and that "may be" the human race's saving grace. :)

But as a precaution, I hope someone is building a huge monolith somewhere with our current knowledge encoded, otherwise it'd be a tremendous shame to lose it all, gained at such lengths of both time and effort. Maybe the moon would be a great location, and a structure large enough to be viewed from earth through a glass lens perhaps?

[amorphous]

Which reminds me of the question of time being quantized or not.