The most obvious and idiotic plot mistakes on Interstellar

Rating: Null/10 (15 March 2017)

It is just unbelievable that a movie with a budget of hundreds of millions of dollars, a movie that generated two research papers and a science book (The Science Of Interstellar) written about it by the Caltech scientist that was part of the production crew of the movie, has such large plot holes.
Here are the most obvious and idiotic plot mistakes on Interstellar
01 - If Cooper was the "ghost", trying to communicate from the future, and he was trying to stop himself from traveling into space, why did he provide his past self with the coordinates of the NASA station?? this makes no sense.. if it wasn't for this event, he would have never gone into space!!.. All he had to do is to stop his present self from doing something he knew he did before in the past...
03 - We currently have the technology to scan far away solar systems for planets like our own, planets with water, with an atmosphere, and with reasonable temperatures, As of 2017, scientists have found a few of these earth-like planets in nearby galaxies.. so in the future, we won't even have the ability to tell whether a planet is a complete antarctic wasteland or not?
03 - If an alien intelligence was advanced enough to create a worm hole to another part of the universe, why didn't they choose a part of the universe that had at least a planet that is easily recognizable as habitable for colonizing humans? DUH
04- If an alien intelligence was advanced enough and had such power to rip the fabric of space time and create a wormhole, why didn't they have the technology to relay and communicate the information needed to save mankind to scientists? That idea sounds a lot more logical that a far-fetched trip across the universe through a wormhole, etc etc...
05-For decades humans have been sending robots and probes, out into space to explore and learn. In the movie we even have a few robots that appear to have human-like or above human intelligence. So why send unreliable, mortal humans into space by themselves, knowing there weren't enough of them to colonize a planet. Yes, i know about the whole plan A and plan B, but if plan B was secretly the idea all along, why split the expedition into single parties? that makes no sense.. it would have been impossible due to time and resource restrictions for a single human to span a colony in an eco-friendly planet, even with the plan B technology described in the movie.
I am a big fan of Inception, but parts of the plot of this movie are completely idiotic (in other words, typical Hollywood fare), and that is accepting out-there sci-fi ideas like hibernation, traveling through blackholes and wormholes, and other silly liberal / leftist idiocy, like the idea that humans will someday will stop making weapons, etc..
Sorry Dolan Brothers, Interstellar is a nice and typical Hollywood, silly, but completely idiotic movie, made for public consumption, that is about it.