👉 Johnian is a term used in the context of quantum mechanics, specifically in the field of superposition. The term "johnian" refers to the idea that particles can occupy multiple states simultaneously due to their inherent uncertainty. In classical physics, a particle's state is determined by its initial and final positions, velocity, and momentum. However, in quantum mechanics, these properties are not independent but are related through certain principles of superposition. This property allows particles to exist in multiple states at the same
