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From what I understand "seeing" is an active proccess, since it needs light. If we want to observe small things we need more precise light, which means more ene
by edem 8y ago
From what I understand "seeing" is an active proccess, since it needs light. If we want to observe small things we need more precise light, which means more energy. The problem is not that small particles are somehow become aware when we observe, but the observation itself adds energy to the system, thus alters it. Is this correct?
- stephengillie 8y ago"Observing" means entangling with photons which have previously been entangled with the observed object. Thus, viewing an object means changing its state in such a way that you're temporarily also part of its state, forming an entropy gradient to gain energy/information from it.
- IAmGraydon 8y agoThat is completely incorrect.