Žižek: Quantum physics shows reality is incomplete.

I would not say “incomplete.” I’d just call our reality “granular” as well as “non-local.” That makes it feel incomplete, but the proof of the completeness of reality is that there is the ability to perceive it — or anything.

I mostly agree with Žižek, though, especially his disdain for superdeterminism. It’s too much to go into here, but a lot of physicists absolutely despise that we do not — as far as we can tell — live in a deterministic universe. Superdeterminism is a way to sneak determinism in again, with no evidence at all. It’s bunk and fraudulent. Sabine Hossenfelder is a major voice attempting to grift that hokum theory back into physics, but don’t believe it — the evidential basis for it is “I wish this were true, so it must be.”

Also, Rovelli (which Žižek mentions) is a terrible hack. He does not understand how entanglement works at all. He’s atrocious and his books are chock full of factually-incorrect nonsense (please don’t read them).