John W. Cooper, Bernard Denvir, Howard Gray
agree with Bohr, who was caught in 'tranquilizer philosophy' and refused to engage in free dialogue. Bohm developed a casual but detailed interpretation of the quantum theory, leading to a need for radically notions of order, a need to put new wine in old bottles. This is discussed in the chapters What is Order?, The Order and the Implicate Order, Generative Order in Science, Society and Consciousness and, finally, Creativity in the Whole of Life, which should be required reading for all artists and scientists.
Leonardo•Jan 1, 1990•0 citations