I've been looking up a lot of information about quantum mechanics, and something that I keep running into are people on youtube videos/documentaries claiming that the outcome of double slit experiment changes when we measure it because we measure it, i.e. our actions of measuring it are the ones causing a different outcome.
Is this just people passing the most obvious answer/their opinion as facts, or is this an actual problem with quantum mechanics but we don't know how to make sure ?
I know people on the internet will always try to be smarter than they are, but I've never seen anyone even try to bring any arguments to this.
Thanks.
Wow! That is the most interesting quantum mechanic I've ever come across. I can't believe I've never heard of it before, thanks man!