No I am not saying that things don't happen when there is no observer around. I am saying, `what` actually happened is entirely based on perception of mind, and is completely subject to interpretation.
To give an analogy, imagine the universe really was a collection of bits.[0,1,2,3,4].
We are some program which give means meaning to these bits.
Another program on the other hand interprets these bits another way, perhaps even in a language completely incomprehensible to us.
The state of the universe can change to another set of bits, but each observer could still form completely different sets of perceptions, or change of perceptions.
To give an analogy, imagine the universe really was a collection of bits.[0,1,2,3,4].
We are some program which give means meaning to these bits. Another program on the other hand interprets these bits another way, perhaps even in a language completely incomprehensible to us.
The state of the universe can change to another set of bits, but each observer could still form completely different sets of perceptions, or change of perceptions.