Principle of original horizontality, principle of superposition, principle of lateral continuity, principle of crosscutting relationship and unconformity.
One of the distinctive features of the quantum world is the possibility of state superpositions, where particles' positions or velocities can be simultaneously in two or more different states.
If you can put the electron into a superposition of being simultaneously kicked and not kicked, it'll be almost impossible for your opponents to figure out where and how to strike.