""Es gibt einen universellen Fluß, der sich nicht explizit fassen, sondern nur implizit erkennen läßt, wie es die explizit faßbaren Formen und Bildungen andeuten"
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einige gleichbleibend, andere veränderlich -, die man von dem universellen Fluß abstrahieren kann. In diesem Fließen sind Geist und Materie keine voneinander getrennten Substanzen, sondern vielmehr Aspekte einer einzigen und bruchlosen Bewegung." - David Bohm: Die implizite Ordnung, München 1980, übersetzt von Johannes Wilhelm, ISBN 3-88167-117-X, S. 32
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David Bohm
1917 – 1992
US-amerikanischer Quantenphysiker
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