So, would you claim that: "There is no probability whether an *electron* is on the path towards earth. It either is or it isn't."? I guess you must know somethi

So, would you claim that: "There is no probability whether an *electron* is on the path towards earth. It either is or it isn't."? I guess you must know something that Heisenberg didn't. Good luck defining things such as "path" and "position", without using probabilities, for non-macroscopic objects. Also, what is your opinion about the classical "double-slit experiment"? Either a particle passes through a slit, or it passes though the other, right?