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Bohr believed that the observer effected the outcome of an experiment at the subatomic level, and it wasn't necessarily the photons used to measure the particle like in Hesienberg's Uncertainty Principle that effected the outcome. What was the basis of this idea if the only way to measure something subatomic is with photons? Did he have any experiments to back up his idea? Was it based on the Double-Slit Experiment?
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