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nonquantum
a. (context physics English) Not quantum.
Usage examples of "nonquantum".
In this approach the particle is not supposed to have a single history or path in space-time, as it would in a classical, nonquantum theory.
As hypothetical ARS extant (transferred, by whatever means, from your nonquantum state Outside), you have the benefit of an omnidirectional viewpoint and are able to observe, regarding this event, that the earth along the eclipse path and its outer borders of partial darkness resembles a charred immensity, children with begging bowls, men surrendered to meditation.
Frankly, I think the gravitational change with miniaturization is evidence enough that gravitation cannot be quantized, that it is fundamentally nonquantum in nature.