Actually, let's end on this note...
Listen to Destriero and heed what he says. You will learn a lot from him. Peace out.
He didn't even understand the question, at least with you we never touched on the subject itself, this conversation with you was just a "DERIVATIVE" you see you came in on the conversation that I had with him and from there I started a conversation with you, so this conversation was "DERIVED" from i.e. was or is a derivative of that other conversation that I had with him. But sadly he didn't even understand the question and on how to price the options, not based on attributes of its distribution, but rather in the whole distribution itself, buying a gaussian in return for delivering Cauchy... you see I am developing pricing model not based on both intrinsic and time value, but time value only and he came in with his very shallow anecdotical reference of vol disappearing when measured as reference to QM theories to which I had references in the original post as collapsing PDFs around the observation, something that he miss-conceptualised as disappearing, as the PDF does not disappear at the point of observation, merely collapsing. Anyhow, he just went right back where I said we should not take the conversation to, with volatility observations and other attributes of the traditional options pricing models... take care!