https://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2020/01/11/new-theory-quantum-mechanics-shows-matter-not-eye-observer/
https://www.msn.com/en-xl/europe/europe-tech-science/new-theory-of-quantum-mechanics-shows-matter-is-not-in-the-eye-of-the-observer/ar-BBYS49Q?li=BBKxOg5
>Kerr told The Telegraph: “For 70 years it was assumed that just observing the world brings it into a more concrete state of existence.
>“But when we make a measurement, we have to cause an interaction - bumping bits of matter together - and people started to suspect that the interaction necessary for the measurement is what causes it.
>“This idea would remove what some might see as the 'woo-woo' from quantum physics - mind, consciousness, the observer.”
>Rovelli said: “We don’t understand quantum mechanics yet. If there is something clear it’s that it is not clear.
>“The idea that one should replace the notion of measurement to one of interactions is a key one. Measurement cannot be anything foundational because it doesn’t mean anything.
>“Does it require a physicist in a lab to create the universe? It doesn’t make any sense. The universe didn’t appear when humans started looking at it.”
https://www.msn.com/en-xl/europe/europe-tech-science/new-theory-of-quantum-mechanics-shows-matter-is-not-in-the-eye-of-the-observer/ar-BBYS49Q?li=BBKxOg5
>Kerr told The Telegraph: “For 70 years it was assumed that just observing the world brings it into a more concrete state of existence.
>“But when we make a measurement, we have to cause an interaction - bumping bits of matter together - and people started to suspect that the interaction necessary for the measurement is what causes it.
>“This idea would remove what some might see as the 'woo-woo' from quantum physics - mind, consciousness, the observer.”
>Rovelli said: “We don’t understand quantum mechanics yet. If there is something clear it’s that it is not clear.
>“The idea that one should replace the notion of measurement to one of interactions is a key one. Measurement cannot be anything foundational because it doesn’t mean anything.
>“Does it require a physicist in a lab to create the universe? It doesn’t make any sense. The universe didn’t appear when humans started looking at it.”
