According to quantum mechanics, your clothes aren't absolutely, positively hanging in your closet just because you put them there. The fact that you put them there just means there's a very high probability you'll find your clothes in the closet. In the meantime, there's a small chance you could find your clothes on the bed, even though no one ever put them on the bed.
Mother nature is crazy.
But it can come in handy. A sophisticated microscope, called the tunneling electron microscope, can see very fine detail by using a whole lot of electrons so that a few will wind up on the bed instead of in the closet where we put them. You don't have to worry about where your clothes are though. Uncertainty as to where these latter objects are allows very weak light from the past to seep into the present. This means we can see the past from the present if we can detect the weak light from the past that has seeped into the present.