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David Joseph Bohm (December 20, 1917 - October 27, 1992) was an American quantum physicist. (Quantum Physics)
However, he was unsatisified with the orthodox approach to [Quantum Theory] (Quantum Physics) and began to develop his own approach ([Bohm Interpretation]), a non-local hidden variable deterministic theory whose predictions are in perfect agreement with the quantum ones. His work and the [EPR] argument were the major factor motivating [John Bell]'s inequality, whose consequences are still being investigated.
Bohm's scientific and philosophical views were inseparable. In 1959 he came across a book by the Indian philosopher [Krishna Murti]. He was struck with how his own ideas on [Quantum Mechanics] meshed with the philosophical ideas of Krishnamurti. Bohm's approach to philosophy and PhysIcs are expressed in his 1980 book Wholeness and the Implicate Order, and in the book [Science Order And Creativity]. In his later years, Bohm developed the technique of Dia Logue, in which equal status and "free space" were the most important prerequisites. He believed that if carried out on a sufficiently wide scale, these Dialogues could help overcome fragmentation in society. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bohm
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