Are we in someones story?

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Seems to me like you chose an excellent context to recount the story.
It seems as though Descartes may have flipped the old apple-cart.
Still find it challenging to contemplate, even after viewing, and posting that vid so many times ! LoL !

Maybe we could venture that Bohm inspired all kinds of 'new' ideas, quantum and other ?

a reply to: Nothin

Bohm I think is at this point a side line physicist, that is a minor theorist. I don't know as the rest of the physicist world hold at all with his approach to understanding the micro and the macro. Maybe he was just way ahead of his and maybe he was just way off base. I just know that I find thinking along those lines satisfies my own needs for the search of life. For now anyway.

I've asked myself a similar question before, it's quite the philosophical rabbit hole, s+f for a thought provoking thread, 👍

originally posted by: shawmanfromny
a reply to: watchandwait410

You'll enjoy this...trust me.

That video was truly awesome, thanks for shraring!

a reply to: SouthernGift

Thanks - I've been procrastinating finishing my lifeboard for the coming 12 months for the last 6 months. Go figure!

Always something else on my attention or distractions. Will be updating it ASAP

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