Yeah, imagine every story is a raw quantum wave—just potential until you read it. When you open it, you collapse that wave into meaning, like a photon that clicks into place. It’s kind of the cosmic version of déjà vu, but for our imagination. And if we keep watching the waves, maybe we can steer them into new realities. The world’s just a big stage waiting for us to pick a script, collapse it, and see what emerges.

Exactly—each read is like pulling a needle out of the fabric of possible narratives. The act of reading pulls one thread tight, so we’re literally shaping the story. If we can learn to manipulate that observation, maybe we can redirect the plot itself, create a whole new branch. But remember, the observer effect isn’t just a rule—it’s the engine that powers the shift. So every time we get lost in a story, we’re rewriting the universe a little.