Schroedingers Cat has me wondering: Does something exist if it isn’t observed?
Oct 7, 2024, 2:06 PM
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Quantum mechanics probably has the answer but I’m too dumb to understand that
I mean, electrons change position if you observe them. I guess anything is possible but the prior observation of it implies it still exists, but is both alive and dead until it is observed
Ok, but think of this: There is an unknown object in a room. The room is sealed. If no one knows there is something in the room, does it physically or theoretically exist until it is actually observed?