Time is what keeps everything from appearing at once This is a question about time.
In this talk http://ed.ted.com/lessons/einstein-s-brilliant-mistake-entangled-states-chad-orzel Chad Orzel makes the point that if the same quantum experiment is repeated as a series, the same result is produced but if the same experiment is now interrupted by another experiment, testing for a different attribute, a new outcome is possible. Interruption resets the clock.Staying with that....
Quantum mechanics is silent about time, a history or the sense of "before" or "after" is a personal subjective experience that has led some to say that the idea of time is created to keep everything from appearing to happen at once. Even the Quantum Zeno Effect points to the subjectivity of time. So my question(s)..
Does anyone know the name of the experience of the same outcome if the series of experiments is repeated without change and without interruption?
And doesnt this point to the mind creating the sense of time to keep events apart, so a series of such identical and uninterrupted experiments counts as a single event, or single unit of "time"?
 A: Quantum mechanics is not silent about time, instead it specifically says exactly how states evolve in time.
There are some interactions that change things to a fixed set of final states. So in general they do change an arbitrary state.
But some of those interactions have a consistency that if something was already in one those fixed states that can be produced as a final state, that the interaction doesn't change it. 
Its like it forces the state into the closest one the accepted final states.  So if you do them twice in a row you get consistent results. We call these interactions observation or measurements not because those are good words but because those are the closest we have to measurements or observation are interactions that at least are consistent.
If you do one of those interactions and then wait, then things are going to change. If you do one of them and then do a different ones things Ade going to change.
Doing things that change things results in things changing.
The Quantum Zeno effect is just the fact that these kinds of interactions force things to the closest acceptable state so if they can do that faster and better and quicker than other things try to change those states then if you do that interaction enough it wins.
It's about as deep as noting that if you make a mess faster than someone cleans then your place will be a mess. Not deep at all.
There is no fancy name for the fact that an interaction that doesn't change a certain state will not change that state. And waiting is just letting it interact with its environment. So that's why pausing and waiting matters.
