Bohm did believe in the "zeroth law," he literally created a deterministic model, and he talked with Rupert Sheldrake, who considered his deterministic model similar to the idea of morphic resonance. Not everyone believes "psi" breaks the laws of nature. In fact Dean Radin is doing an experiment now called SIGIL about the double-slit experiment, though I would rather do another experiment based on more math, I think this one is a good thing. There are more interpretations of quantum mechanics than the Copenhagen one and the many-worlds one. You even mentioned Bohm but didn't know what he really did. I hope I have given you something to read about, but please don't write these things without knowing all the facts next time.
How can you bring up Dean Radin and Wolfgang Pauli and not know about this?
https://www.sheldrake.org/files/pdfs/A_New_Science_of_Life_Appx_B.pdf
Bohm did believe in the "zeroth law," he literally created a deterministic model, and he talked with Rupert Sheldrake, who considered his deterministic model similar to the idea of morphic resonance. Not everyone believes "psi" breaks the laws of nature. In fact Dean Radin is doing an experiment now called SIGIL about the double-slit experiment, though I would rather do another experiment based on more math, I think this one is a good thing. There are more interpretations of quantum mechanics than the Copenhagen one and the many-worlds one. You even mentioned Bohm but didn't know what he really did. I hope I have given you something to read about, but please don't write these things without knowing all the facts next time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden-variable_theory
Is there no written version, only audio?
How can you make this and not even bring up Bohm's hidden variable theory? I get the sense you haven't even heard of Bohm's hidden variable theory.