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You literally can't understand something if you are confused by it. Your question makes no sense.

• mellosouls 6y ago
  Perhaps the comment was intended to convey the very different potential for intuitive "understanding" between visualisable classical theories and non-visualisable quantum theory. At a fundamental conceptual level it does not map to anything in our normal experience - attempting to force analogies etc can end up confusing things further. I agree with your original observation btw, but it's important to recognise the limits we may be bound by in explanation and comparison.
• kgwgk 6y ago
  There is a difference between understanding and “understanding” (intuitively, no less!).