Double-Slit Experiment
How can a particle “know” it's being watched?
The double-slit experiment is the most iconic mystery in quantum physics. It was designed to reveal whether light behaves as a wave or a particle. When an electron or photon passes through two slits, it creates an interference pattern — like a wave. But when we observe which slit it goes through, it suddenly behaves like a particle.
The phenomenon: the act of observation changes the result.
The question: does consciousness affect matter?
The message: intention shapes outcome.
Perhaps the universe participates in the gaze of the observer.
