Measurement problem -basic definition.

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The measurement problem in quantum mechanics suggests that particles exist in all possible states until observed, at which point they assume a definite state influenced by the observer's perception. This concept implies that reality is fundamentally an arrangement of energy rather than tangible mass. The discussion emphasizes the interconnectedness of all energy, proposing that humans are part of this unified energy field. The original description from a video raises questions about its accuracy and invites simpler explanations. Clarifying the measurement problem can enhance understanding of the nature of reality and observation in quantum physics.
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is this a correct way to describe the MP?

It means that everything is everywhere doing everything in every possible state at all times, until something conscious looks at it, then, as a result of the observer, it takes a state, which is only subject to how the observer perceives it.
We only perceive the universe and all it beholds in a certain way, but in reality, there is no mass, no nothing, just an arrangement of energy acting in varying ways relative its self. We are part of this energy, thus we are all one.

Not my words, a comment from a video. if not completley correct maybe you could give a simple explanation similar.

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