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Quantum Bloopers | Heisenberg's Principle | Observer Effect | Measurement Problem

Where the observer becomes the blooping observed.

It's not the blooping that's changing, it's you who are changing the blooping.

What's going on in this blooping?

When you look at this blooping, it blooping. But what happens when you look at it again? Does it bloop more or less?

Is it the blooping that's changing or are you, the observer, the one changing the blooping?

Maybe it's just the blooping's way of telling you to take a break and grab a snack?

Double Slit Experiment Observer Bias Measurement Uncertainty

Or perhaps it's just a bunch of blooping nonsense?