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David Bohm’s Saturday Seminar: Unpacking Thought as a Systemic Flaw
The transcript from David Bohm’s seminar offers a profound exploration of thought as an interconnected system, revealing its pervasive flaws and their implications for personal and global challenges. Below, we dissect the key subjects, questions, and insights from this dialogue, … Okumaya devam et →
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