I think I have a decent grasp on the dual-slit experiment, but I don’t know how the waveforms know when to collapse into a particle. Also, what counts as an observation and what doesn’t?
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You would know when a blind, deaf person is detecting you because they are touching you with their arms. It’s basically the same way for really tiny things. We can’t detect them without hitting them with something and watching the bounce.
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