What Does An Electron ACTUALLY Look Like?

What does an electron really look like? I mean, if we zoom in all the way. Is it a sizeless speck of charge? Is it a multidimensional vortex of quantum strangeness? Is it the boundary of a tiny universe with universe-electrons of its own? Let’s find out.

9:24 This explains a lot.

Now the virtual electron positron pairs have a decent likelihood of directly interacting with the central real electron. Sometimes a virtual positron will actually annihilate with  the real electron which then promotes its once virtual partner electron to reality, it's as  though the original electron shifted position. 

What do you get if you take something that’s infinitely massive and combining with something else that’s negative infinitely massive? You get a single electron, at least that’s what it looks like in our most precise way of describing the quantum world.