Quantum collapse is amazing. Who found it?

First, let me explain to you what quantum collapse is. We can understand a state in this way, that is, when this thing is unknown to us, it is in an uncertain state. Once we want to understand it and really observe it, its state will change immediately and shrink into a ball. Similar to the mimosa in our plant kingdom, when we touch it, it will immediately roll its leaves to protect itself.

Of course, we don't know whether quantum is protecting itself, but we can only be sure that in this state, quantum will change immediately once it can be determined that there is external information involved, but this will cause such a phenomenon, that is, when we have to observe it, it will cause his state to change, so there is no way to observe his state before it changes. At this time, a paradox is formed, so what kind of form did it exist before the change? Why did it change as soon as it came into contact with our observation information?

In fact, this phenomenon is not very rare in quantum mechanics. It can be said that the nature of quantum mechanics itself is to explore it. Quantum mechanics itself is an uncertain state, which is also contrary to the established laws in our mainstream physics. Physics generally believes that everything has its own laws of motion, but quantum mechanics is in an irregular, fuzzy, chaotic and even nihilistic state. This is why there are more and more hypotheses about quantum mechanics in recent years, because its uncertain state makes many people guess that it may be related to our consciousness, because the human brain is a magical existence, and every consciousness is produced for no reason and has an uncertain direction. We don't know who discovered quantum collapse. Every scientist who has done quantum mechanics has never seen the true face of quantum collapse.