So as you see, I partially agree with you. The "spooky action" kind of experiments are stupid, but for the opposite reason!
So as you see, I partially agree with you. The "spooky action" kind of experiments are stupid, but for the opposite reason!
>> "we should have a theory where everything is explained with natural numbers" which is the only object that his limited imagination can directly connect with reality.
That part though... Physics has a problem where the people practicing it can't even make a satisfactory connection to reality. Even from the outside we see this in debates about "interpretation" which go on among physicists. To be satisfied with the mathematics is one thing, to have a satisfactory connection back to reality is quite another. Don't let the beauty of the abstractions blind you to that.
As I said before if you really dig down deep, you'll realize that this is because our classical macroscopic quantities like "value of momentum", "magnetic moment" etc. are not the same things that exist "down there". The language of nature turns out to be much more subtle. Quantum Mechanics is really the best you can get when you try to hold on to the old classical ideas. Thus an alternative to QM would most likely have nothing to do with classical mechanics at all, it would need to be something entirely new.