It has been more and more thought, and now proven, that reality doesn’t exist until we are consciously aware and looking at it. For awhile now it was known that at a subatomic level it’s possible for something like a photon to choose between being a particle or a wave. Now more evidence suggests that it wasn’t just the act of observing with a detector that caused the collapse into one or there other. It is actually the consciousness of the person doing the measurements and the awareness of the observation that causes it to choose it’s very reality.
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