Douglas, perhaps I have indeed misunderstood the article; I was reading it in the hope that it would give some indication of why you think there’s a real “observer problem”, and perhaps that was wrong. Since you’ve clearly read it with more attention than I have, perhaps you’d care to explain how the article justifies the statements you’ve been making about QM and the “observer problem”?
I think propositions like “our thoughts can influence our actions” are too vaguely defined to be any use in contexts like this.
Douglas, perhaps I have indeed misunderstood the article; I was reading it in the hope that it would give some indication of why you think there’s a real “observer problem”, and perhaps that was wrong. Since you’ve clearly read it with more attention than I have, perhaps you’d care to explain how the article justifies the statements you’ve been making about QM and the “observer problem”?
I think propositions like “our thoughts can influence our actions” are too vaguely defined to be any use in contexts like this.