When you look at the world, do you ever wonder: "Is the universe just a reflection of my own gaze?"
Perhaps it's not just a question, but an existential crisis.
It all started in ancient Greece, where the great philosopher, Epimenides,ประก ประก Epimeneides the Philosopher, pondered the nature of reality and the role of the observer.
Fast forward to the 20th century, where physicists like Albert Einstein and Werner Heisenberg further explored the concept, bringing us to the brink of madness and possibly, the end of time itself.
Today, we see the Observer Effect in the way we interact with technology: our phones, our social media, our Google searches... are we changing the world, or just changing ourselves?
Is it possible that our very existence is a simulation, a never-ending feedback loop of our own observations?
The implications are mind-boggling, folks.
Stay tuned for more updates on this mind-bending, reality-warping topic.
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