> Using this line of reasoning, nothing really collapses, it just gradually morphs into something else and keeps going Imagine a stripe colored in white which

> Using this line of reasoning, nothing really collapses, it just gradually morphs into something else and keeps going Imagine a stripe colored in white which after at some point transitions gradually into black. Let's also say that when it's white it's 100% white and when it's black it's 100% black. It's hard to say when it started transitioning and when it ended, but if you your probe points are far enough from the transition you can say a transition actually occurred.