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If we sit inside the nucleus, we will not see the electron sit statistic in one position. We would see the electron can appear inside and outside the nucleus. It can appear anywhere around us if we are only points that do not take any possession of space. If we avarage the positions over time, we can see that the electron appear most near the nucleus. As we see farther from the nucleus, the less we can find the electron.
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