Thinking about it as a collapse used to be the most popular interpretation, but it really complicates more than it solves. All the experiments become much clea

Thinking about it as a collapse used to be the most popular interpretation, but it really complicates more than it solves. All the experiments become much clearer if you think of everything behaving primarily as a wave (all possible paths are taken). A particle is just a special (limited energy) case of this where all paths are still taken but since there is limited energy only one path can be 'registered', and this happens probabilistically.