Immanuel Bloch

A handful of coins drops onto a table. While they spin, each can land heads or tails: that's quantum uncertainty. But once they settle, the picture becomes definite, classical. That's roughly how noise destroys quantum order, turning it into ordinary disorder.

Imagine an orchestra where every musician plays their own part without listening to the others. Suddenly, without any visible command, neighboring musicians begin to sync perfectly, yet there is still no overall melody.