If the actual reality at an elementary (subatomic) level does not actually "exist", how come that we see ourselves - and the world - as we are, physically solid and standing right here? Some quantum physicists say that, although all possibilities exist, on their way up, particles (quanta) coincide in one only (who we are), while the rest of them disappear. Other physicists say that the remaining possibilities do not go away. They keep existing in parallel universes. Mind-blowing idea, isn't it? One physicist said that the beauty of science allows us to learn that reality goes beyond the Universe we see and branches out... we don't now where ("yet", I'd like to add).
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