When they tell you that reality behaves in such and such way, well I guess you can keep an open mind for those long odds. When they tell you QM says XYZ, when XYZ violates the postulates of QM; the odds of that being true are zero (by non-contradiction).
Like when a fruit cake tells you that QM says the cat in the famous thought experiment is both alive and dead (or the entangled nucleus decayed and didn’t decay). That isn’t a state in QM, there are no eigenvectors/values associated with that. No measurement can demonstrate that. The statement that the cat is both alive and dead is an interpretation, a crutch to help think about it.