TITLE: Is life an ILLUSION? Researchers prove 'reality doesn't exist if you're not looking at it'
SENTENCE 1: In 1978, Mr Wheeler’s proposed experiment involved a moving object that was given the choice to act like a wave or a particle – the former acting as a vibration with a frequency that can distinguish it from other waves and the latter having no frequency that you can determine its position in space, unlike a wave – and at what point does it ‘decide’ to act like one or the other.
SENTENCE 2: At the time, the technology was not available to conduct a strong experiment, but scientists have now been able to carry it out.
SENTENCE 3: Life is an illusion, at least on a quantum level, in a theory which has recently been confirmed by a set of researchers.

Bias label: slightly
Annotator rationales:
If you claim that a theory has been "confirmed by a set of researchers" without providing evidence or details, then you risk undermining the credibility of the claim.

If you describe particles as being "given the choice" and as "deciding" to act like a wave or a particle, then you risk misleading readers into thinking that particles have agency or consciousness. Additionally, the explanation of wave-particle duality is oversimplified and may confuse readers about the actual scientific principles, such as the role of measurement in determining particle behavior.