What would you say if you learned that the electron, this infinitesimal particle, changes its behavior depending on whether it is being observed or not?

Can such a tiny piece of matter react as if it has consciousness? The "double-slit experiment," conducted in the mid-twentieth century and which first demonstrated the dual nature of the electron, lies at the core of the play "The Experiment." What connection could there be between the electron and humans?

A family lives inside their transparent sphere. A scientist sometimes observes them openly and at other times without them realizing it. The behavior of the individuals depends entirely on his gaze. Just like the electrons in the "double-slit experiment," the members of the family change when they become the object of observation.

How much do we change when someone is observing us?