The Quantum Enigma: the true nature of reality seemingly becomes reality itself the moment it is observed and simultaneously exists as a fuzzy and probabilistic state while unobserved. So, what does this mean, actually? Well, maybe an answer is that maybe that all of the potential physical states of reality do truly exist at the inception of the universe and thereby carry those probabilistic states alongside with it despite the truth that it is predetermined already which probabilistic states are to exist based on that said initial inception and state of the universe based on whatever its initial state inherits— trajectories such as perhaps the Big Bang theory or an inflationary type of re-cyclical universe theory? Whatever classifies as the beginning of the universe, I mean. Regardless, the illusion of quantum physics wanting to be probabilistic based on our observations is just that: an illusion. The moon is of course there whenever I am or someone else is not observing it and that is an objectively true statement irrespective of subjective states of consciousness and that goes to show that consciousness must also be independent from one another because they still concur with each other what that true probabilistic state of where the moon might be located at any given time (we can conclusively measure this with one observer or with millions); I don’t rely on someone else to tell me where the moon is and they don’t rely on me to do the same. So, unless all consciousness is bound together as one sort of meta-conscious and that meta-conscious is subject to those probabilities of a non-deterministic universe, then it is safe to say that the current universe is and always will be based on some type of deterministic state which might simply mimics a probabilistic or fuzzy state of reality.