The paper argues that proposals claiming to disprove the hypothesis that mind-matter interaction collapses the wave function are fundamentally flawed. It describes a general experimental setup that retains key features of those proposals and shows that even this broader setup cannot disprove the mind-matter collapse hypothesis. Under reasonable assumptions about consciousness, the hypothesis is unfalsifiable.
A philosophical paper examines Stapp's proposal that the Quantum Zeno Effect can explain mind-matter interaction. The author argues that Stapp's current model is circular with respect to the mind-body problem, though notes a solution proposed by Kathryn Laskey. An alternative approach to using quantum mechanics for thinking about consciousness is also presented.