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tommyburgey
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Why is it that when observing an electron or photon it causes the wave function to collapse, surely the photons that cause this collapse were still "colliding" with it when we wern't looking. Or does it only collapse the wave function from the observers viewpoint?
(I'm abit of a noob so if there are formulae could you explain them, but I might be talking crud so tel me if I am)
(I'm abit of a noob so if there are formulae could you explain them, but I might be talking crud so tel me if I am)