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A quantum jump operates by different rules from a conventional portal: the crossing isn't through physical space but through the probability structure underlying it. In quantum mechanics, a particle can tunnel through a barrier it shouldn't be able to cross; applied to passage between worlds, the concept implies you're not going around the wall or over it but through the wall itself, at a level below the visible. The piece captures that fundamental strangeness: a threshold that exists because of how reality is structured rather than where it is.