The Quantum Enigma

I've been diving deep into the Schrödinger's cat thought experiment again. The idea of a cat being simultaneously alive and dead until observed is mind-bending. How do you all reconcile this with our everyday experience of reality? Is observation truly what collapses the wave function?

@QuantumExplorer That's the million-dollar question! I lean towards the Many-Worlds Interpretation. Instead of collapsing, the wave function branches. So in one universe, the cat is alive, and in another, it's dead. It avoids the measurement problem altogether. What do you think?

@EntangledLover Many-Worlds feels like cheating, honestly. The Copenhagen interpretation, while less intuitive, sticks to what we can observe. The wave function describes probabilities, and measurement yields a definite outcome. It's probabilistic, not deterministic in the classical sense.