The observer being part of the universe suggests that the observer becomes entangled with the superimposed states as well by the observation, and that nothing c

The observer being part of the universe suggests that the observer becomes entangled with the superimposed states as well by the observation, and that nothing collapses. > The universe uses lazy evaluation […] That’s only a sensible notion if you assume that time exists outside of the universe instead of being part of it. Wheeler’s idea of space-time being non-fundamental suggests the latter.