> But suppose that you manage to set up an experiment where the perception of which measurement resulted depends upon who is perceiving the result One way that

> But suppose that you manage to set up an experiment where the perception of which measurement resulted depends upon who is perceiving the result One way that I think you could prove it to others is to have a way to predict the measurement depending on who's perceiving it, that is >=60% effective. This would consist of some form of proof to others at least.