In this second lecture (which was recorded in two parts), Henri Bortoft describes the way in which Niels Bohr and David Bohm develop differing interpretations of ways of understanding quantum […]
I am pleased to be able to introduce this final lecture from Henri Bortoft from 2009 at Schumacher College. If you have not already seen it, you may wish to […]
Einstein’s theory of relativity and quantum physics completely shattered all previous scientific paradigms. I have found David Bohm’s explanation of Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity fascinating, since he is able […]
I was interested today to see this week public discussion around the latest research into our understanding of time. The research was published in October in Physical Review Letters and […]
Given that we seem to be living int he age of the paradigm shift, I thought I would mention some thoughts about paradigm shifts, and relate these to creativity, innovation […]
As some of you will know, I am currently reading Bohm-Biederman Correspondence Volume One: Creativity and Science, edited by Paavo Pykkänen (See my previous article A Critique of Pure Reason). […]
I have just started to read a ridiculously good book. It is the kind of book that will be almost impossible to review, since there is so much in it […]
In the UK as children our parents used to tell us off if we used rude and crude language. They used to say things like “I’ll wash your mouth out […]
I had a very intense and stimulating time teaching a module this weekend to MBA students at UNICAMP, one of the most highly regarded universities in Brazil. I had been […]
I am a huge fan of David Bohm for many reasons. As well as his work on quantum physics and wholeness, he was also a great philosopher, considering creativity, dialogue […]
