 Quote by Matterwave
Actually, the act of observation itself is not necessary to destroy the interference pattern. The possibility of observation is enough. If you shined a light between the screen and the slits, WITHOUT actually observing to see which hole each electron went through, there would be no interference pattern.
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Does that not suggest that the method of observation (in this case, the light) is responsible for the discrepancy, NOT the act of observing?