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In proposing this new notion of order, [[David Bohm|Bohm]] explicitly challenged a number of tenets that he believed are fundamental to much scientific work:

# that phenomena are reducible to [[fundamental particles]] and [[Law (principle)|laws]] describing the [[behaviour]] of particles, or more generally to any static (i.e., unchanging) entities, whether separate events in [[space-timespacetime]], [[quantum states]], or static entities of some other nature;

# related to (1), that human knowledge is ''most fundamentally'' concerned with [[mathematical]] prediction of [[statistical]] aggregates of particles;

# that an analysis or description of any aspect of [[reality]] (e.g., quantum theory, the speed of light) can be unlimited in its [[Field of study|___domain]] of relevance;