Quantum gaps are not about the attributes of individual entities based on traditional cognitive biases. Instead, they lie in the group attributes formed by the interactions between individuals. Quantum gaps are a type of group attribute. For example: The person with the shortest hair in a class is a probabilistic, dynamically evolving group attribute. Another example: The longest chain of Bitcoin is a probabilistic attribute in the dynamic evolution of a group. This attribute exists within the statistical calculations of group organizational rules.