Well, "Heisenberg compensator" remains random bullshit. But most science is like that: a six-year old might have decided that superconductivity is due to the particles holding hands and maaaagick! but Cooper pairs are still a thing.
I have no problem believing that 100% of what we currently know of quantum mechanics is wrong. That is, it's fundamentally wrong, even though it works just fine as an approximation. And a surprising fraction of our current high tech works in the region where our fine approximations break down and a millennium of solid scientific knowledge becomes fundamentally misleading bullshit. A transporter might slip in there just fine, eventually, too.
Timo Saloniemi
