The Traveler said:Orion said:Intriguing, I'd like to know more, such as what was used to observe this and how it affected the system. Did the camera (obviously not any ordinary camera) affect the electron being observed? And if so, how?
See the reply from Citta:
So to answer your question: yes, the electron was affected by the 'camera'.Citta said:What I have made a case for is how it is not correct to somehow use quantum mechanics to imply the fact that consciousness begets matter, as many people do. I think I have made it quite clear that quantum mechanics do not, by default, imply such a thing with the fact that 'observation' in quantum mechanical terms simply refers to a natural physical interaction between for example a photon and an electron, that in principle is quite similar to the disturbance you will do to the temperature of a cup of coffee upon measurement.
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The Traveler
This is the point that Korey made, this video doesn't explain the full experiment because the scientists leave the camera there but turn it off and it goes back to the wave pattern. It's only when the camera is observing does the pattern change. The camera doesn't physically interfere with what's going on.