Quantum Physics: David Bohm. Bohmian Wave Mechanics, David Bo...
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- Tremolo on 2007-07-10 - Tags alienation , dualism , fragmentation , noumenon , unified-self
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It is proposed that the widespread and pervasive distinctions between people (race, nation, family, profession, etc., etc.) which are now preventing mankind from working together for the common good, and indeed, even for survival, have one of the key factors of their origin in a kind of thought that treats things as inherently divided, disconnected, and "broken up" into yet smaller constituent parts. Each part is considered to be essentially independent and self-existent.
(David Bohm, Wholeness and the Implicate Order)
(David Bohm, Wholeness and the Implicate Order)
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