"Measuring a system will generally change its state from one in which each possible outcome has some non-zero probability to one in which only one outcome occurs. That’s a lot like what happens when, in the die game, you learn that the die does, in fact, show a six. It seems strange to think that the world would change simply because you measured something. But if it is just your knowledge that changes, things don’t seem so strange."

This is the only interpretation of quantum theory that makes sense to me. The idea that an objective reality of the world has changed, through our act of observation, leads to absurd conclusions such as Schrodinger's cat being simultaneously alive and dead at the same time. I believe this is the same point that Schrodinger tried to make with his thought experiment as well.