The Observer in Physics Double Slit Experiment and Example in Nature

http://wp.me/PM1yC-1Qq | In graduate school I studied Wave Energy Development (related to offshore buoys that use the up and down motion of ocean waves to generate renewable energy)...in this VIDEO Dr. Quantum explains the largely unseen world of the tiniest parts of what make up our REALITY. Just like ocean waves constantly pound the shores with energy our bodies are also constantly sending and receiving electrical impulses that, surprisingly, effect our decisions and intentions.

Evidence suggests that human consciousness (a.k.a. an Observer) has a lot to do with how we experience our own personal environment and how it manifests itself out of our Thoughts.

This is a piece from the movie called "What the Bleep Down the Rabbit Hole"

I sat in Hawaii and was totally overtaken by this movie and its concepts. I hope you enjoy it too.

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[Ryukachoo]

they aren't magically responding to the presence of an observer. The only reason we see them is because they get smacked on the head by a photon.

quantum mechanics is actually really orderly once you observe groups of particles, which is why the macro scale universe is very regular and predictable.

[split56]

This is compete bullshit. The measurement is an interference

[rbolo29]

What about the quantum eraser effect?

[AvatarJunkies]

That footage is a FARCE peoples. That footage was just a simple ripple program that sick headed person used who made that video sampled over the original image to deceive it;s viewers. Don't believe everything you see on You Tube. Be sure to scrutinize as well as research the information given before believing what you see or hear on some Videos. You can also clearly see the pixelation of the matte being used around the rocket to where there is none around the clouds if you look close enough.

[fulely]

Hey Zack ... Mantles photons being bent??

[FactCheck12]

Thanks for the quick response, Ryukachoo. I guess I'm still a little confused... probably because I don't know the complete conditions of the original experiment. Are the electrons not also being hit by photons when they are not being observed? That is to say, what about the observation process sends photons to hit the electrons? Thanks again!

[Ryukachoo]

well, think of it like this. you probably do lots of weird things when you know nobody is looking right?

without directly interacting with stuff, electrons do very strange things and generally behave as a wave would. electrons DO split up in the double slit experiment and interfere with eachother when nothing is interacting with them. Why that is is a mystery, but if you interact with the electron (in this case, hitting it with a photon), its forced to behave like a particle

[FactCheck12]

Hi Ryuckachoo,

Could you please elaborate on how the electrons getting smacked on the head by a photon causes them to behave like particles rather than waves? It would really help me to understand the experiment better.

Thanks!

[Anthony Sgambati]

Did the electron change because we observed it? Or did we change it by observing it? The miracle of consciousness is all and nothing, it is here but also there. You can't put a hold on this until you let go of everything and know the infinite wisdom of all and nothing.

[naithon henning]

The only way we can observe individual particles is by using photons (energy). When we add this energy it changes the behavior. Look up Heisenberg Uncertainty principle, it may help.

[TrayCaddyyy]

My brain hurts now.