I'm pretty sure it's the division between the "shut up and calculate" point of view, and the one which seeks to /explain/ the rules for the calculations.
Quantum *mechanics* is pretty well accepted: it works under a great many circumstances!
It's also reviled as an *explanation*: it's hard to generalize the rules, and interpreting them in any palatable way (as, for example, explaining what is an observer and what it means to make an observation) is apparently impossible. Thus the enduring presence of people who are bringing back objections that the "shut up and calculate" response is a poor one. See, e.g. Carroll, Barandes, et alia.
Few physicists are happy with the Copenhagen interpretation, for the reason you mentioned and for many others. However, I note that you clearly have not given an alternative interpretation.

Let's keep going! ;-)

"is." is not a verb; "is" is a verb.

You've put quotation marks around the period at the end of your sentence. You've also inconsistently punctuated "M.D." and "MBA", and have chosen to spell out "O.K." in your post subject.
Introspection is difficult!

Oh, those efficient Germans, always leaving out letters.

Thank you.
When the DailyMail has more actual information about something, you know the world is sorely topsy-turvy.

Good catch, EditorDavid, and change.

Does it know where to put an apostophe? It probably does, in contrast to the /. editors.

You mean the editors and original submitters? Likely.

That's good. You apparently haven't followed the insanity of Fibonacci trading on, e.g., SeekingAlpha.

I've been a big fan of Subaru vehicles over the years, but the news in the last 5 years or so of their egregious data-harvesting is a huge turn-off, as is the lack of physical controls in their central consoles. Perhaps I'll break the Subaru tradition I've sort of bought into.
Are any features in the app considered "must-have"s?

Are you saying that people have claimed it does?

Thank you for this. I'll take a look. Occasionally this place still has some good news for nerds. :)

Very good catch! Even the window titles, and OS-level "icons" are obviously bull.

Punctuated equilibrium, baby.