And quantum entanglement is just bullshit as Schrodinger's Cat points out.
Nothing exists in a closed system. If anything is entangled, everything would have to be entangled, making it useless. Many-worlds is the only theory that at least makes some sense of it. The cat isn't both alive and dead, but rather there is a universe where the cat is alive and a universe where the cat is dead, which isn't really entanglement as the universe we're in is always resolved one way or the other. But even that is basically "oh we can't make sense of this? Clearly there must be infinite universes".
String theory =/= quantum mechanics. String theory does include some weird theorised stuff.
Quantum mechanics itself is, unfortunately or otherwise, a proved model and makes extremely accurate predictions at a particle level. It is not just made up bullshit.
to me, grad school, always sounded like going millions of dollars into debt for a small chance at a $200,000 year job where you die of stress after 5 years of working. Now, I'm not very good at math, but
that’s true for lucrative fields. Physics isn’t particularly lucrative. Physics grad students are typically paid a small stipend to attend as research assistants.
The real issue is that these positions are extremely underpaid, and postdocs have it even worse
Ok it's like this. The up thing and negative down like determine the state of the tiny thing when calculating the probability or something of something existing