> The term "Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics" names the phenomenon: like observing a particle collapses its wavefunction in quantum mechanics, interacting wi

> The term "Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics" names the phenomenon: like observing a particle collapses its wavefunction in quantum mechanics, interacting with a problem makes you responsible for it. Ignoring the problem grants immunity. The author is ignoring a phenomenon that is so closely related I would just call it the same thing: interacting isn't necessary. Just mentioning that a problem is likely to occur is, in general, enough to get you blamed for causing the problem.