The double-slit experiment shows that when you detect which slit an electron passes through, the interference pattern vanishes and particles appear. When you turn off the detector, the wave interference pattern returns showing each electron somehow passes through both slits. This is the real knowscape from knowhere, not a picture of one. Drag it. Watch what actually changes.
Light acts like a wave when you ask it a wave question and like a particle when you ask a particle question. The strangeness is in the asking.
Observing which path a particle takes in the double-slit experiment forces it to behave as a particle, destroying the wave interference pattern, demonstrating that measurement determines the observed nature.
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