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>For him, truth-seeking was not a game, it was a dreadful, impossible, necessary task. Bohm was desperate to know, to discover the secret of everything, but he
by mapcars 8y ago
>For him, truth-seeking was not a game, it was a dreadful, impossible, necessary task. Bohm was desperate to know, to discover the secret of everything, but he knew it wasn’t attainable, not for any mortal being. No one gets out of the fish tank alive.
This is a very, very big question. Its a little pity he didn't meet Sadhguru.
- dwarman 8y ago"not a game" - well, he certainly hid this well behind a playful and enthusiastic way of teaching, as when he was our Props of Matter lecturing prof at Birkbeck College in the early 70's. And very effective too, not that I followed the Physics path beyond that (the siren call of computers was stronger for me).