This article is quite interesting, certainly projects a different view of Bohmian theory than typically presented. At one point Hiley invokes the idea of "info

This article is quite interesting, certainly projects a different view of Bohmian theory than typically presented. At one point Hiley invokes the idea of "information" intrinsic to understanding quantum transformations, so it seems not coincidental that just a couple of days ago an article about Christopher Fuchs thoughts was an HN topic. In that article Fuchs spoke about his view of the subjective components of quantum measurement and the informational nature of quantum phenomena. So it's no surprise that Fuchs critique of Bohm was mentioned by Hiley, though in the context of their disagreements. However I have a hunch Hiley's idea of "process" is not so remote from Fuchs' notions of subjectivity and what that means for quantum theory. I'm sure genuinely knowledgeable people will have a far more refined exposition of these ideas than I could ever have, nonetheless these articles are engaging, enlightening and give much to ponder.