Quilligrapher says
First, you have to realize that, given its size and contents, it doesn’t take much powder to blow my mind. However, I was a bit startled to learn that merely observing an experiment can alter the results. The notion “if no one was watching, the results would be different,“ doesn’t fit well in my world, at least not as I perceive it. On the other hand, it does explain why “my perception is my reality.”
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spartanking1978 says
Q...hit the nail on the head, but I will add this:
Not only does the act of observation change the results of the experiment. The results can be skewed, or guided exponentially, by the conscious intention of the observer.
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