On the afternoon of October 27, 1992, David Bohm was at Birkbeck College, the University of London, putting the finishing touches on a book that would sum up his lifelong struggle to create an alternative quantum theory. At six-fifteen he telephoned his wife, Saral, to let her know he was about to leave. “You know, it’s tantalizing,” he said. “I feel I’m on the edge of something.”‘ An hour later, just as his taxi pulled up outside his home, Bohm suffered a massive heart attack and died.

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