Measurement-Induced Action Increment as a Mechanism for Wave Function Collapse in Quantum Mechanics

The paper suggests that when we observe something in quantum mechanics, it changes a physical quantity related to energy and time. This change stops the strange quantum behavior, making the system act more predictably, like in classical physics. The author, Fabricio Alfredo Angeletti, uses calculations to support this idea, proposes experiments to test it, compares it to other theories, and mentions possible uses in quantum technology.