Reddit mentions of SUPERSYMMETRY IN QUANTUM MECHANICS

There's actually a bunch of stories I could tell about him because he was so controversial of a professor within the department. I knew this because I was on pretty good terms with the other professors, and I got the impression that they weren't fans of him.

His way of thinking was just erratic. The class started with a general guide to QM, then moved to Georg Cantor's Diagonal argument for transfinites, then moved to super symmetry and string theory, and just kept going off in a ton of different directions.

Also, it was super hard. You could tell he had no clue what students he had in his class because the textbook he referred to was something like this:

We're talking about undergrad phil students that likely haven't even had a college-level physics course. Also, from the beginning of the entire course I called bullshit on him knowing string theory. There's no way he understood the material in that textbook.

Then again, this is a professor who claimed to be more well read on structural engineering than the vast majority of all engineers, so the delusion was strong in this one.