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The fact that a hydrogen atom has nonzero size is most easily
explained in terms of the zero-point motion of the electron.
I think a fairly compelling argument can be made for the contrary
answer.
But I believe which answer is actully correct tends to hinge on the
technical details of just what one considers to be the definition of
the notion of 'motion'.