how do waveforms know they’re being observed?

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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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It’s worth mentioning that the Copenhagen interpretation, which is the one that talks about this collapse business, isn’t really taken seriously by anyone in this field.

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