> It's just that our brains are now in a superposition of states too. Are you saying they are "now" in a superposition, meaning they were not before the observ

> It's just that our brains are now in a superposition of states too. Are you saying they are "now" in a superposition, meaning they were not before the observation? If so then how can the act of us observing the thing cause us, our brains to go into super-position? And is it just our brain that goes into super-position? Why not the rest of my body too? And what if I'm holding the hand of another person, does she too go into super-position?