Give 2 humans in separate rooms opposite results, at random, during each run of the experiment.
No one will know which observer is fed the correct results.
If both observers report the experiment behaved accordingly 100% of the time, you have proof that the observer controls the outcome...
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What if we conduct a double slit experiment with two observers?
We use a detector to see which slit the electron passes through.
Observer A receives results that the...