Pincho,
the very first things that leads you astray is your trust of the fundamental reality of particles, state, and time. Also, as Dan said, it makes a world of difference to see the experiment covering not just the particles, but the observer, and the equipment, too.
Earlier, I tried to give you one possible scenario of thinking about it that would no longer have the illusory roadblocks that blind you, but you probably didn't even try to read them. You take things for granted just because science says so, without even understanding the basic elements that are being used to say those things. Then you project your fantasies on top of that heap of pure bile of garbage.
The experiments probing quantum level reality must also cover not just the thing itself but the equipment,
including the method (the tool) of science itself, as a subject.
Pincho wrote:Quite a large distance already.
You do not respect the possibilities of what distance means. You take your poor understanding of distance as a real thing.
If you take a basketball size of sphere of the void in space, tell, what is it that keeps the points on that sphere from being a single point? Place a point in center of that sphere. What holds the center from the ball surface?
Yeah, distance.
But you do not understand distance. You think you do, because the common sense says, it should be simple. But you really don't get it.
Let him who has ears hear.