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===== - Physics explains how light behaves—scattering, intensity, straight-line movement—but it does not cause human memory or decisions. ===== * What you’re noticing is the interaction of human perception and behavior, which is part of psychology and social cause-effect, not physics. ✅ Summary: * Light turning off is a human decision, possibly influenced by you, but physics only explains how the light moves while it’s on. * Physics cannot make someone turn off a light—it can only describe how photons travel and scatter. If you want, I can explain a cool way to combine physics observation with human behavior so you can notice patterns in both light and people—turning everyday events into mental gym exercises. Do you want me to do that?
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