Quantum mechanics: a particle in multiple places at the same time -means entire universe consists of 1 single particle EVERYWHERE at once?

There is a particle that exists everywhere at once.  It’s called the “Dust Particle”.  People think there’s many dust particles, but in actuality, there’s only one.  This particle not only has the ability to move at speeds well beyond the speed of light, but it’s also constantly morphing into different shapes.  It moves so fast that it can appear as if it’s everywhere at the exact same time (a table top, a picture frame, a wall, under a bed, etc.).  This is why whenever one attempts to move it, it's always still there.  At certain times of the day, a single shaft of sunlight can allow one to glimpse this particle as it bounces around, morphing into countless different shapes and sizes.  It’s moving so fast that it’ll appear as if there are multiple particles, floating like feathers in the sunlight.  But what’s really mind-blowing is the fact that everything we see (even our own selves) is just this one single particle (from dust to dust).