Emergent properties refer to new properties that arise from the interactions of many individual components, and are not present in the individual components themselves. In the case of classical objects, these emergent properties may include things like stability, rigidity, and the ability to maintain their shape and position over time.

These properties are a result of the complex interactions between the individual quantum particles that make up the object, and are not present in the particles themselves.

Therefore, it is possible that emergent properties may provide an explanation for why classical objects have definite properties despite being made up of quantum objects.
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