Observation Has An Effect On: "Light" ... ?

[Kami]

Dr. Quantum - Double Slit Experiment:

An observer collapses the wave function of light.

So... I thought to myself; "Would my android phone load apps quicker or web pages faster if I close my eyes n' also cover them with my hand while visualizing something else other than the last thing I saw on my androids screen?"

The light coming from off of my android screen is what I am observing - and sometimes... apps and web pages stay (stuck/frozen).

But when I close my eyes and cover them with my hand whilst mentally focusing on something else,
Something strange happens,
My android phone starts behaving normal again...

[Kami]

Just adding more experience to this subject.

When I was just getting back home,
*my aunt was dropping me off*,
I asked her if I could use her hotspot,
I downloaded a few songs and I decided that I'd download one more,
I was full of excitement and then my phone started behaving oddly ... again!

And then I said - "auntie... can you look at my phone for me?

And when she did,
My phone behaved normally,
But when I looked back at it when she was wasn't... it behaved as if it didn't know what to do,
So I thought I'd try this one more time... to confirm if my observation whilst feeling irritated ... caused the odd behaviour...

I said: auntie... can you look at my phone just one more time?

And when she did *while I was looking away* ... it worked normally.

I asked my aunt - what was she feeling?

And she replied with: "Calm?"...

[cyberdemon]

Try working with moonlight. Remember, moonlight has a cooling effect not found in any other forms of light..

[Kami]

"In science, the term: [Observer Effect] refers to changes that the *act* of observation will make on a phenomenon being observed."
- Wiki

For example,
If you stare at someone hard enough; they begin to feel: "strange" - and will behave differently... xD