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 Collapse by consciousness? Face the consequences! 

If we take the ""collapse by consciousness"" viewpoint then:

 Consequence 1.

In famous experiments with entanglement (Aspect's, and
other), thousands of entangled pairs are created and measured, each
pair during a microscopically short time; no human observes individual
results in real time (and usually, never at all); rather, a computer
registers them, calculates frequencies (statistical averages) and
displays these to a human observer.

Does it mean, thousand of collapses? No; rather, a single collapse
after the whole experiment. No definite values for individual spin
projections; only a definite value for the average.

 Consequence 2.

Do you believe that human consciousness acts on the microsecond scale?
Probably not. Probably, on the scale of seconds. Then, a collapse
takes about seconds. Then, entanglements could be relevant to
faster-than-light communication only on distances of million
kilometers (or so). Definitely irrelevant in all experiments performed
for now (on the Earth) or planned in the near future.

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