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Concepts coming from quantium mechanics take you into a rabbit hole. 2022 Nobel winning experiment that proved universe is not locally real.
Heard about it. I initially thought the universe should exist regardless whether someone is there to observe it or not...
...but then I also studied quantum mechanics, so I am not really in a position to say anything...
Well, let’s start with definition what “exists” means…