Sublime

In science, this is called the observer effect, where even particles at the atomic level behave differently when being watched.

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Theory insists on an observer-determined reality

This is known as “the collapse of the wave function”—when an observer “looks,” the wave “collapses,” and the observer sees a particle. For some unknown reason, the simple act of looking changes a particle’s behavior.

Before an observer detects the quantum particle, it does not exist. His or her consciousness brings the object into reality. Without conscious observation, there is no reality. In this way we create our own universe! (See pp189–191.)