Let's break it down
Evidence shows that quantum particles can react to one another from seemingly anywhere in the universe. Evidence also shows that the mere observation of somthing can effect the quantum state of the universe.
Already covered that
If you put it together
that is as in.. look at the 2 theories as 2 pieces of the same picture rather than isolated occurances.
you will see that upon observation of somthing,
RIGHT HERE.. is where we have a problem. Waht is TRUE Obervation?
Is it us consciously being aware of somthing? Accordingly... wehn somthing is observed it is changed.... NOW compare this with the Particles in the EPR Paradox.. the ones that have an effect on one another..in essense "communicate" over distances faster than Light. Concidering that all things in the universe must follow the same quantum laws... Why couldn't this aply to the True nature of Obseration. It seems to me the only way that makes sense.. the only way to explain how somthing can be changed upon observation. Observation in this respect, would be the observer and the oberved, becoming as the entangled particles, are communicating on a quantum level...
the quantum states of waht is being observed and the observer become entangled, and thus can react to one another.
If the universe at large is subject to the same essential rules..
By way of relative perception, we would believe that the door only swings one way, and that the observer only reacts to the observed, however, as all of this evidence shows, the door in fact swings both ways. Wehn you are looking at somthing, hearing somthing, or even thinking of somthing you become inectricably connected to it, no matter wah it is. The atomic structure doesn't matter, the distance doesn't matter, AND perhaps even TIME doesn't matter.
Basically here I'm just reiterating that:
Wehn you observe somthing.. you become "In-Tune" to it, on some quantum level... Wahtever forces and processes are occuring in your brain that make up you observing somthing, is being in some way shared with waht you are observing. You stare at it and it stares back... Waht part actual "consciousness" plays in this I would say is irrelevant.
It would seem that in the quantum universe, that things like distance and time don't really matter.... Which is why relativity goes out the window..