If quantum physics says that two objects can exist in different places at THE SAME TIME, why do we not get black holes

Question: If quantum physics says that two objects can exist in different places at THE SAME TIME, why do we not get black holes or zomie stars appearing randomly throughout the universe?
- Keywords:
  black hole,
  quantum
Asked by 08sdacey to Evan on 22 Jun 2011.
- Evan Keane answered on 22 Jun 2011:
  
  Hmmm, quantum physics does not say that an object can exist in different places at the same time, so I don’t really understand the question. Can you be more specific? Are you wondering avout “quantum entanglement” or something in particular about black holes?
  
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Question: If quantum physics says that two objects can exist in different places at THE SAME TIME, why do we not get black holes or zomie stars appearing randomly throughout the universe?