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> If one end of a quark is pushed on does the other end move instantaneously Quarks don't have an "other end." To the best of our knowledge, particles are poin

by addaon 3y ago

> If one end of a quark is pushed on does the other end move instantaneously Quarks don't have an "other end." To the best of our knowledge, particles are points.

amelius 3y ago
So an object of zero volume will arrive in New York.
eru 3y ago
Well, at that level, you are talking about clouds of probability or structures in the wave function or something like that.