• Daniel Lewis (3/5) Feb 14 2008 It can, if you actually cause the light that you see. Any wave form col...

Daniel Lewis <murpsoft hotmail.com> writes:

BCS Wrote:
 This should remarkably like the "watching dark matter can shorten the 
 life of the universe" buzz from a few months back.

It can, if you actually cause the light that you see.  Any wave form collapses
it to a discrete state when it interacts with other wave forms (like light). 
Which means if it's between two states, we cause it to reach one or the other. 
Basking the world in light keeps it from developing weird quantum anomalies
because waves are being constantly collapsed before they can change enough to
jump the gap.

Weird, huh?