No, it actually does because quantum erasure experiments are different than double-slit experiments:
‘Here it is most interesting to note, as do the authors in the published version of the paper, that the “choice” of which direction the photon will take at BSA or BSB is made by QM itself. That is, the path at this juncture is 50-50 random. As we will see, this “choice” will determine the information available at the conclusion of the experiment. (The authors note that in other quantum eraser experiments, the choice is made by the experimentalist.’ [emphasis added]
Secondary source: Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser (bottomlayer.com)
Secondary source: Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser Experiment Explained - YouTube
Primary source: Experimental Realization of Wheeler’s Delayed-Choice Gedanken Experiment (science.org)
Here is another but different experiment that further demonstrates that the observer plays a fundamental role NOT the detector the observer uses:
Primary source: Microsoft Word - Dokument1 (oeaw.ac.at)
I highly recommend you just watch this short video for lay people about this experiment to get a clear and concise understanding of all the sources above:
Secondary source: Quantum Experiment without Interaction - YouTube
Likewise, this is what I said to you and others about that:
"I need everyone to please read all the articles below so everyone can accept the premise that digital information transcends classical space-time. Some articles are studies and others are reviews that are not peer-reviewed but are still informative and helpful for laypeople.
So there is no excuse going forward for anyone who complains about not knowing enough on quantum physics to refute the first premise in my argument. You don’t need to be an expert to understand the articles I provided. Therefore, if you make an objection that contradicts the facts in quantum physics, I am not going to accept it as valid."
"Well, you clearly did not read the post where I specifically said… If I did not address or accept your previous objections, this may be because… PS users are making objections without providing counter sources or articles that refute well-established aspects of my theory. Or they are making personal objections that are not aligned with their level of expertise.
It has to be one of these two conditions."
I will potentially tell you more about this in the next topic I just created following this one after your guys responses:
Consensus should determine what’s taught in science classes. Why? - Peaceful Science