>But all shortcomings of these theories – the lacking quantization of gravity, dark matter, the quantum measurement problem, and more – have been known for more

>But all shortcomings of these theories – the lacking quantization of gravity, dark matter, the quantum measurement problem, and more – have been known for more than 80 years. And they are as unsolved today as they were then. Would solving these shortcomings make life better for anyone? Other than the now famous physicist that came up with the solution, wouldn't the others working on these problems become unemployed?