O.K., I'm old and not a scientist. So I looked up "Quantum Object" and got something on the order of this:

A quantum object is " . . . for the most part is the physics of very small, very simple objects such as electrons, protons, light, and atoms." WHich seems that it's like, essentially, nothing?

So here's what I want to know. HOw is this any different than when I'm listening to the radio/watching TV and hearing Vin Scully describe a Dodger game . . . when he's in Los Angeles and I'm in New York (which is a whole lot further that 100 yards)? Doesn't a radio wave qualify as being related to electrons, protons, light, atoms, one of, some of, all of the above, in some manner or form? (Because if they do then we've been doing this for over 100 years now and a lot further than 100 yards).

Or, does radio/tv not count because it has something to do with being a wave and not a particle? Then again, I remember hearing somewhere that light is both a wave and a particle, and if light is both, wouldn't seeing an object, which, if I understand it, is actually seeing the reflection of light, actually be a sort of form of teleportation?

Sorry if these are stupid questions.