There was a reference to this article about 2 months ago. I read though the original paper quickly at the time, intending to go back and try to understand it m

There was a reference to this article about 2 months ago. I read though the original paper quickly at the time, intending to go back and try to understand it more thoroughly. Toward the end of the paper, I was startled to see the conclusion about the universe having no beginning or end. Struck me as remarkable coming from physicists, then again, they were using "Bohmian trajectories", and Bohm was in his own way an unconventional thinker. In my imagination, Bohm would not have been surprised by an "endless" universe. Fascinating. How strange it will be if "science" winds up "proving" an age-old "spiritual" idea.