It makes sense in the framework but the framework makes no sense. The model contradicts regular intuition.
If we've learned anything from modern physics, it's that our regular intuitions are often wrong. The framework makes perfect sense mathematically, and it makes the right predictions experimentally. It's still controversial how exactly the framework relates to reality, which is where you get into interpretations of quantum mechanics.
One of my favourite examples of this pedagogically is how kinetic energy is quadratic with velocity. It's easy to tie into things people think they understand, like braking distance. Our intuitions are wrong even in shockingly simple problems.
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Intuition is much more adjustable than youre giving it credit for.
One can build new intuitions.
Nature gives jack crap about our intuition