This is more evidence that we live in a computer simulation. If you created a computer game, you would create a data model of the game environment but only render it when a character were looking at it. You wouldn’t waste computer processing cycles on rendering something (a table, a desk, whatever) unless it were being interacted with. It would remain as a probability until needed.

Just like this principle, physics shows that some objects remain waves (which are information probabilities) and are only materialized into matter when we interact with them.