Exploring the life of David Bohm, this biography delves into the challenges and complexities of quantum physics, particularly his focus on quantum nonlocality. Set against the backdrop of the 1950s cultural and political upheaval, it reveals Bohm's journey as he became a prominent figure in the scientific community, ultimately seeking exile due to his beliefs. The narrative intertwines his groundbreaking ideas with the compelling story of his life, highlighting both his intellectual contributions and personal struggles.
