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Penrose introduces the idea that there are two distinct types of realities—classical reality, which we experience daily, and quantum reality, characterized by strange phenomena such as superposition and entanglement. He contrasts these two realities, explaining that while classical objects behave predictably, quantum objects behave in more peculiar, stochastic ways until observed or measured. He emphasizes that gravity interacts with quantum mechanics significantly, stating that gravity could shape which quantum state is observed in a classical manner.