This experiment proves that individual particles accumulate interference patterns indicative of waves, but only when we’re not looking at the experiment. If we watch or set a detector, they act like particles. When we’re not looking, reality seems to be a cloud of probabilities until we observe.
So, how does the moon exist when you’re not looking at it?
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