And though I....understand all mysteries, and all knowledge;...and have not love, I am nothing.
1 Corinthians 13:2
"In the strange realm of electrons, photons and the other fundamental particles, quantum mechanics is law. Particles don't behave like tiny balls, but rather like waves that are spread over a large area. Each particle is described by a "wavefunction," or probability distribution, which tells what its location, velocity, and other properties are more likely to be, but not what those 
But how and why does measuring a particle make its wavefunction collapse, producing the concrete reality that we perceive to exist? The issue, known as the measurement problem, may seem esoteric, but our understanding of what reality is, or if it exists at all, hinges upon the answer." LiveScience
Could it be---that the "measurement problem" is a tool God uses in His flexible creation to do many things???? Interesting....No problem at all...
