Quantum Physics Explains the Largest Structure of All Things

Quantum theory adjudicates this conflict in favor of the discreet. For a typical physical quantity, there is the smallest possible change that it can undergo in a given situation. In reality, the typical response of a large physical object to very small influences is that most of its atoms remain strictly unchanged. The effects of a wave of differentiation usually diminish rapidly with distance because physical effects do not happen instantaneously.