Wave Collapse

The wave function collapse is one of the most mysterious aspects of quantum mechanics

Particles exist in a state of superposition, where all possible states coexist simultaneously

They are in a blur, a cloud of probabilities

But when we observe, when we measure, something extraordinary happens

This cloud of possibilities collapses into a single, definite state

The act of measurement forces the universe to make a choice

It is as if reality itself must decide, crystallizing into one outcome

While the others fade away, hidden in the shadows of potentiality

This raises profound questions about the nature of reality

Are we mere observers, or are we participants