You simply can’t walk through walls. Because according to the Pauli Exclusion Principle, no two particles can exist in the same place – it’s just impossible for both the particles — within the limits set by the uncertainty principle — to have the same position and same velocity.
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Further Readings and References @ The Conversation, Pauli Exclusion Principle (Britannica) and SQSA
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I cannot bielive it is a name LOL I am stupid
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Haha.. everyone makes mistake, Patrizia 😛
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😀 😀
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Wow, I have no idea why you called this Gravy LOL. Help me understand or??
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Its actuallyelectrostatic repulsion between the electrons in you and the electrons in the wall that stops you. Both you and the wall are nearly completely empty space and you need to get to the density of a neutron star before you run out of gaps for them to slide past each other. Better to think of a line of soldiers in parade, each waving a long bayonet. Lots of room for another line of soldiers to pass through, but those pointy bits will really get in the way!
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You’re right, Sir. The description was the simplest one I could come up with. Also, it’s all in the video. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
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Tell that to the Kool-Aid Man !
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