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DAVID BOHM
An American physicist who has made significant contributions in quantum physics, theoretical physics, philosophy and neuropsychology. He participated in the Manhattan project and conducted filmed interviews with the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti. He is at the origin of a holographic and unified vision of the universe. His ideas are now coming back to the forefront after having been dismissed for several decades.
RENÉ THOM
French mathematician, who built his notoriety as a topologist, exploring aspects of what might be called the theory of singularities ; he became world famous among the wider academic community and the cultivated general public for an aspect of his latest researches, his work as founder of the disaster theory (later developed by Erik Christopher Zeeman). He was awarded the Fields Medal in 1958.
STÉPHANE LUPASCO
He is the author of the Dynamic Logic of the contradictory, based in particular on the Third Party-Inclusive notion. This general logic, encompassing classical logic as a particular case, aims to account for the tri-polar’s future of matter-energy: macrophysical matter-energy, living matter-energy and psychic matter-energy, the three matters to use the title of his most famous book.
HENRI LABORIT
(born November 21, 1914 in Hanoi, then in French Indochina, and died May 18, 1995 in Paris) is a surgeon and neurobiologist. In 1951, he introduced the use of neuroleptics, revolutionizing psychiatry, and in 1960, the use of GHB, revolutionizing anesthesia. He is also an ethologist (animal behaviour specialist), an “eutonologist”, according to his own definition (human behaviour specialist) and a philosopher. He is known to the general public through the popularization of neuroscience, particularly by participating in Alain Resnais’ film My Uncle from America.
KARL H. PRIBRAM
(born February 25, 1919, in Vienna, Austria, and died January 19, 2015) is a researcher in psychology and cognitive sciences at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. (United States). Professor at Stanford University, and a pioneer in cerebral cortex research, he is known for developing the holonomic model of the brain and the cognitive function as well as for his contribution to current neurological research on engrams. He was also interested in the neurophysiological basis of “spiritual” experiences.
AND OF COURSE THE PIONEERS OF QUANTUM PHYSICS
Max Planck
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Albert Einstein
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Werner Heisenberg
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Erwin Schrödinger
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