> It is an area of space where a specific "force" you might say has impact on objects that enter that area of space. Aren't you describing a classical field?

> It is an area of space where a specific "force" you might say has impact on objects that enter that area of space. Aren't you describing a classical field? As I understand it, a quantum field is essentially varying probabilities (the wavefunction). > they produce consequences in the world They don't produce consequences in the world, they are the world. You and I, we're excitations of a quantum field. We're of the wave function. The quantum field encodes all the information that is us.