To me 'probability distribution' could be interpreted as a bunch of classical particles whose emergent behaviour resembles a wave in some way. Or a series of o

To me 'probability distribution' could be interpreted as a bunch of classical particles whose emergent behaviour resembles a wave in some way. Or a series of observations of a classical system whose errors add up to some wave-like phenomenon. But others in this thread have mentioned that you can interfere a single electron with itself (which to my mind rules out classical-phenonema-which-appear-quantum.). And 'superposition' seems like a better word for that.