Quantum mechanics needs no consciousness (and the other way around) ... Thus, the suggested link between human consciousness and collapse of wave function does not seem viable.

Does quantum mechanics need an observer?

Crucially, the theory does not need observers or measurements or a non-material consciousness. Neither do so-called collapse theories, which argue that wavefunctions collapse randomly: the more the number of particles in the quantum system, the more likely the collapse. Observers merely discover the outcome.

What qualifies as an observer in quantum physics?

Observer is a special person (or a system that contains such person) which does not obey the usual laws of quantum mechanics.