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It's becoming evident reality is a digital/analog construct thanks to complementarity where seemingly opposing characteristics of certain entities are required in order for existence to function, something seen by infinity forever connecting to nothing as one cannot exist without the other in showing how existence operates at deep level. In essence, The Uncertainty Principle defines how reality works by asserting a fundamental limit to the accuracy with which the values for certain pairs of physical quantities of a particle, such as position, x, and momentum, p, can be predicted from initial conditions. This notion of limits also applies to the classical realm as well. Think timely and accurate when writing a newspaper article as timely means the article must be done prior to deadline while accuracy requires time needed to prove the article in question to be true, essentials often ignored in social media where vetting data becomes questionable at best.

Yin and yang (/jɪn/ and /jæŋ/), yinyang,[1][2] or yin-yang[3][2] is a Chinese philosophical concept
that describes opposite but interconnected forces. 

There’s a striking link between quantum and astronomic scales. What could it mean? While working late one night in 2017, Konstantin Batygin, a professor of planetary sciences at the California Institute of Technology, made a mathematical connection that he imagined someone else had surely found before, likely centuries ago. He had realised that the peculiar ‘washed-out wave’ behaviour of matter on the quantum scale – which disappears on the macroscopic scale (the one we can observe with our naked eye) – reemerges at the astronomical scale. 

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