“The belief that "existence" and "reality" are synonymous with the human sensory world is just a case of human centrism that fails to recognize that the human view of the world is just one view of the universe and there are many other views just as valid as ours. It is an irrational bias or prejudice that cannot be justified as our sensory apparatus arose through a process of biological evolution, the same as those of all other species. It is also obvious our sensory apparatus is not any better than that of other species. It is our careless, sloppy and imprecise use of language, and our failure to understand the existence of other sensory worlds, that constitute the problem with wave function collapse.” RealityExistenceOntologyQuantum Measurement ProblemCollapse Of The Wave FunctionCopenhagen InterpretationHuman Sensory WorldSensory ApparatusHuman CentrismSpecies Sensory Worlds Author:Rochelle Forrester