Biology doesn't have this problem

I like reading about quantum physics even though I don't have a feel for the mathematical side of the theory. All of the non-intuitive stuff, like entanglement, is really fascinating. What's also fascinating is that all of it is subject to a bewildering number of (and number of kinds of) interpretations and even though there are now realms of experimental data supporting the predictions of quantum mechanics, there is not yet a consensus on what the theory means in the real world.