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Gordon Globus
University of California Irvine
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Prof. Emeritus of Psychiatry and Philosophy University of California Irvine USA. BA. Cornell University (1955, with high honors in psychology). MD. Tufts University (1959, Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Society). Internship, Veterans Administration Center, Los Angeles (1960). Residency, McLean Hospital Division of Harvard Medical School (1961). Residency, Boston University Medical Center (1962, Chief Resident 1963). Research Fellow, Boston University School of Medicine (1964-65). Candidate, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute (1962-66).

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DOI: 10.14704/nq.2011.9.3.434

Plotnitsky on Quantum-Theoretical Thinking: Epistemology and Probability

Gordon Globus

Abstract

Arkady Plotnitsky's "Epistemology and Probability" is reviewed and commented on.

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neuroquantology; Bohr; measurement problem; Baysean quantum physics

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