Passive interaction, just receiving information, should not effect the process in classical thinking. That's why these results are considered mysterious; observation effects the process.
Well, it doesn't. You have to do something active to detect which slit is crossed, like putting a photomultiplier behind one of the slits. If you don't, then the wave stays as a wave.
If the phototomultiplier is there then the waves collapse. A tiny bacterium passing by through one of the slits, will also collapse the wave to turn it into a particle. Do bacteria have consciousness? Replace bacterium with a tiny speck of dust if you think bacteria are conscious.
Passive observation, like watching with your eyes from the outside what is going on, does not affect anything, independently of the amount of consciousness and meditation you might want to deploy.
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- viole
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