> Leave them to evolve by themselves without human interference, and they act like delocalised waves in the shape of continuous clouds. On the other hand, when

> Leave them to evolve by themselves without human interference, and they act like delocalised waves in the shape of continuous clouds. On the other hand, when we attempt to observe these systems, they appear to be localised particles Debunking one myth by perpetuating another, it seems. Collapsing waves via observation doesn't mean you need to look at it as a human.