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Quantum Theory and the Schism in Physics

In my view, the most curious section in this book is Chapter 3, Sec. 19: ’An Apology for Having Been Controversial’. The title and discussion of this section of Sir Karl Popper’s book indeed strikes against his own philosophy of science-the idea that (responsible) controversy is indeed at the heart of any real scientific progress (whether or not the leaders of the ongoing views [normal science] are happy or unhappy about this controversy!). Thus, I do not believe