“Things are not as they appear to be. Nor are they otherwise.”
—some Sutra

“Quantum mechanics, has remained the preeminent scientific description of physical reality for 70 years. So far all of its experimental predictions have been confirmed to astounding degrees of accuracy.”

Electrons can behave as both particles and waves. As waves, electrons have no precise location but exist as “probability fields.” When they are not measured, electrons are waves. When they are observed, they become particles. The world[includes you and me…] is ultimately
constructed out of elementary particles that behave in this curious way.

Q. Who or what is the observer that determines the location of the particle? Is there an ultimate observer? Can we be conscious of that observer? What do you think you would see if you looked through the eyes of the ultimate observer? How would that make my personal day different? How are we affected by others’ observations?
Does every observer affect the world the same way?
What causes differences? Can I really create my day the way I want it, or is this idea just some new-age crap?
[For example, can a Greek goddess, or heck, any other kind of goddess wake me up every morning with my favorite Arabian brew, in my multimillion-dollar home on a magnificent cliff, overlooking the great barrier reef? Heck, its obvious from quantum physics, that we’re suckers who settle for far less than we should… ]