I do believe you slightly adjusted Dr. Einsteins words. He stated "If quantum mechanics is right, then the world must be crazy." This was not by any means used to assert that quantum mechanics is wrong, for he also crossed the lines of science by directly asserting, that for it to be right the world would have to be crazy. This however, is not far from accurate. See, one of the basis of quantum mechanics is that uncertainty will exist even in the most stable of conditions. Therefore, by definition of crazy, also synonymous with disorganized, we can clearly infer from this that he was not completely at odds with quantum mechanics, he just believed that its boundaries where not yet defined. Which leads me to the greater importance here. What are the boundaries, if there are any at all?