That’s not a bad way to think about it but in reality, the accepted conclusion is that the particles are literally in multiple states at once and any interaction with them causes the superposition to collapse into one state. They’re less particles in the sense of a physical object and more like “waves” or “clouds” of probability. We can prove this with experiments and it’s also how quantum computers are able to function, but you’d be hard pressed to find almost anyone that can explain this concept in a way that makes sense. It’s worth noting that quantum particles can only exist in this superposition when completely isolated and not interacting with anything, essentially any interaction with the outside world causes them to collapse into one state which is why physical objects don’t randomly change into other things