a microscopic entity is essentially a diver, not a swimmer, and if you look for a diver you will find him almost always on the trampoline, or in the air, and not in the water. On the other hand, the human body, which is a macroscopic entity, is a genuine spatial entity, that is, a swimmer, not a diver, who cannot disappear from space as if by magic, only to reappear in another region of the same; certainly not in normal conditions, and according to the known laws of physics.

Le me add a further terminological clarification. In the scientific literature the term *non-spatiality* is much less used than that of *non-locality*. However, both terms express the same idea. In fact, all that is stably present in our three-dimensional space is necessarily local, that is, locally present in it, in *actual* and not in *potential* terms (also an extended object, like a cloud, is a local object, as it possesses local actual properties). Therefore, what is not present in a local sense is in fact not present at all (which doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist), and consequently the concepts of non-locality and non-spatiality are intimately related.

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