Have you ever taken a quantum leap?

OH BOY!!!

No. A quantum bounce is the smallest viable alternate any procedure could make, so within the 'actual world' a quantum bounce could be anything so small that if it were any smaller there would were no exchange at all. Yes. In classical physics quantities can have any value (ie they're 'analogue') and might increase or lower by means of any quantity, nevertheless big or small. Within the 'real world' it probably assumed that that is also the case. But when one makes use of the analogy of quantum physics in the true world, it will imply that a change which is so giant that it dwarfs something which has long past before, could well be described as a 'quantum jump', as it isn't continuous but finished in a single big step.

Does falling up and down the stairs count? not at the same time of course..

BQ ~ I remember it well, I loved watching Sliders too.

yes

it was called quantum leap

No but that other Scott Scott Bakula has.

No. But I do recall the program.

I don't think so, well, maybe.

BQ: No

Yes, my dad has it.

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nope!...

omg you must be old..:)