Source I've been reading is https://physicsworld.com/a/quantum-control-of-individual-antiprotons-puts-the-standard-model-to-the-test/ I was interested in describing why there we have more matter than antimatter. And I pointed my focus on spin and SUPERPOSITION. How do we imagine superposition? It is neverending waving of the particle. Whether it is proton or anti proton. These waves are creating holes and bumps on the particle. And every touching vector is a spin vector. But hey this particle is a ball. And a ball is having lesser bump but deeper hole wave. Why? Because it is simply hollow ball shaped by surface outwards. And as they ask in the article: Could we break fundamental symmetries this way?

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