What Schrödinger’s cat REALLY means

NEWTON was right. he just didn't live long enough. 

Quantum anything is tooooo "fuzzy". What would Newton have thought about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle? What would TESLA have thought about it?

I have often thought that people simply use Quantum-whatever to try to justify or "prove" whatever new age or mystical doctrine they are following...i.e...Hinduism, Chakras, psychic abilities. Could psychic abilities still be true if particle physics is true? Einstein was wrong. Science, should at least strive, for "increased levels of certainty". It is a quest to figure-things-out, not leave them hanging. Before Einstein, it was that way. It still should be now.  Gottfried Liebniz was also said to be a brilliant man.
 
Obviously, in Schroedinger's Cat, the Cat can't be both dead and alive at the same time, so that should be a good tip-off that something in the experiement is wrong. "It doesn't work in the real world". Back to the drawing board.

But there's more:  what about "the Copenhagen Collapse"?
What about Von Neumann's Catastrophy of infinite regression?
Have you ever read "Mysticism & the New Physics" by Michael Talbot? What did you think of it? Today, we need more people like Isaac Asimov. He was "a great explainer".