David Bohm, Roger Penrose, and the Search for Non-local Causality Before they met, David Bohm and Roger Penrose each puzzled over the paradox of the arrow of time. After they met, the case for projective physical space b

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Date: 2014-03-12 11:30:06 Physics Quantum mechanics Academia Quantum measurement Philosophy of physics Fellows of the Royal Society Quantum mind David Bohm Holomovement Implicate and explicate order Hidden variable theory Copenhagen interpretation		David Bohm, Roger Penrose, and the Search for Non-local Causality Before they met, David Bohm and Roger Penrose each puzzled over the paradox of the arrow of time. After they met, the case for projective physical space b Add to Reading List Source URL: tonyrobbin.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 376,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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