Partially Coherent

Quantum mechanics, the brainchild of some of our greatest scientific minds, is broken. Some may object to this, since the theory is one of the most successful ones we have ever had. Indeed, it gives correct results, but that doesn't mean everything is okay. Let me illustrate with an analogy. Imagine you are driving along and suddenly the check engine light turns on (or whatever indicator your car has). But everything seems to be working fine, so you just keep on driving, although the on-board analytics is trying to show that something is wrong. And you just keep on driving, hoping that it doesn't blow up. You can't know how terribly wrong things are before you take the car apart and look inside. I am in no way saying that there is necessarily something wrong in the results of the theory. What I am saying is that although we have every indication that there is something wrong with it, we keep on using it. We've been ignoring the quantum check engine lig