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Physical laws can change if something new discovered. If someone finds something that is much faster than light, the laws will certainly be changed.

No. It's true. That's self-evident. Observing depends on observers. So observers are the key. Copenhagen or Ensemble doesn't make sense. I disagree.

Everyone knows observing collapses the wave function. It means observers can affect the quantum system. The measurement has nothing to do with the quantum world.

What about the sun? It's still there whether you're watching it or not...right? Is it possible that the cat is always either visible or invisible?

I still have some questions. 1. No absolute things? That means short or tall people actually don't exist. So only relationship between things or persons exists,right? 2. If we chose to use a ruler as our reference measuring stick, it will never change? I mean atoms of the ruler will...

How do you know light ALWAYS travels at c? Light is not a bunch of particles? No force can pull or push it?