However, Dean Radin's latest book, The Conscious Universe , appears to support the concept that consciousness does affect macroscopic as will as microscopic events. It may be found that individual consciousness has little input on the outcome of most events. Thus, the key would be to find out which events it does have at least a moderate amount of influence, and concentrate the experiments on those. Absolute Consciousness and Vortex Consciousness are two other inputs that need to be considered. Whether or not these three types of consciousness would account for all of the input needed to direct the outcomes of all events is something else that needs to be explored.
Individual consciousness appears to be a relatively weak effect.
The TQM hypothesis would support those happenings via the mechanism of consciousness directing random quantum level events, albeit on the macroscopic scale, to cause physical events to occur that might appear miraculous. However, by further delineating the TQM hypothesis it is hoped that situations that would allow these occurrences to be studied under more controlled circumstances could be described and the requisite energy and direction applied to develop such an experiment. This in turn would lead to ways to generate a more powerful effect and hence data that would be more incontrovertible compared to what is presently available. This is the way of true science. It is also probably the most difficult, since if it were only moderately difficult, unequivocal experiments to show this effect would have been devised long ago.