The reason is that Blokhintsev was older than Bohm and espoused his ideas rather earlier.
I can't find any evidence the Blokhintsev endorsed Bohm's view. Bohm's name doesn't even appear in
this survey of Blokhintsev's relevant work.
Bohm was an American working on QT (quantum theory). He could read Russian though Blokhintsev later said that Bohm's work was original and that he Blokhintsev had little influence. Bohm was in turmoil at the time - accused and convicted by the Un-American Activities Committee, stripped of his citizenship and dumped on a one-way flight to Sao Paulo!
Junkipedia wouldn't know...
Wikipedia quotes Bohm as arguing that quantum states are deterministic. So, since you are trying to show that the universe is non-deterministic, wouldn't your politics require you to back the Heisenberg interpretation? Isn't it lucky for you that the Bohm interpretation hasn't won much support, inasmuch as no evidence has ever surfaced regarding hidden variables that would allow a deterministic analysis of quantum physics?
...since it confuses the two types of "hidden variable" interpretations, the Popper-Einstein point-particle type A interpretation, with the type B (Bohm-Blokhintsev) interpretation which is
non-deterministic but causal. (Bohm's determinism rather resides in his later silly notion of the 'Implicate Order', a way to try to avoid the indeterminism inherent in QT) The Heisenberg interpretation - by which words you presumably mean the Copenhagen Interpretation (type C) - is agnostic on the question since it DENIES any deeper physical reality, asserting instead that "the maths" is all there is, opening the way to arbitrariness and acausality.
What did Galileo say, exactly? Did he believe that "people in ships" posses some quality of will and self-determination, which distinguishes them from mere planets that move mechanistically? I suppose it's possible that this is what he thought, but it's not what people usually mean by Galilean physics.
Many people even in his day thought of the planets as gods, their motion relative to the stars evidence of their freely-caused motion. Galileo did not obsess on the issue whether such planets had inhabitants - since the Earth itself does not have a mind to think with - but he certainly accepted that people had agency i.e. so-called "Free will" and self-determination, such that they were not puppets predetermined by the motion of the universe as a whole.
Your grasp on the facts about SR is woeful...
My "grasp on the situation" indicates that TD & LC are experimentally proven facts, and that Einstein (and other great physicists of his time) showed that they could be modeled and, in a sense, explained by abstract mathematics.
...especially as there is no experimental proof for LC whatsoever, just a false logical trail extending from Newton's absolute space to the stagnant aether, these invoking absolute motion whose nonexistence proven by the MMX is then reinterpreted by invoking LC (in order to retain the BS of "absolute motion", a "materialist" substitute for God). The mathematical extension of this by Poincare was to invoke TD, creating yet more complications such as, for two mutually moving clocks: "clock A is slower than clock B" yet "clock B is slower than clock A". And you call abstract paradoxical tripe like that 'genuine science'????????!!!!!!!!!!!
Philipp Lenard was also a Noble-prizewinner, but he too, saw that Einstein's SR was bunk!
And I have already shown to you that the TD experimental claims are false - due to faulty presumptions and logic - since they do not allow for equal path lengths for the particles to decay, so falsely explain that the particles detected lower in the atmosphere have survived due to TD, rather than admitting that the atmosphere mass-equivalent material (water or iron) is NOT an adequate substitute for the difference in length from the upper atmosphere generation site to the upper detectors and lower detectors, falsifying the claim that the greater detection of particles beneath the covering material (water or iron) is SOLELY due to the relative lack of TD, allowing slower particles through. Rather, the upper detectors should be at the same altitude as the lower detectors
but have a vacuum for travel equal in length to the difference in altitude between upper and lower detectors. Only in this way could you even be allowed to suggest a contribution from Einstein's TD. However, the true facts causing the difference in detection rates are two only: the rapid decay rate of such particles (necessitating equal path lengths for genuine experimentation) and the collision with atmospheric particles - and their liquid or solid equivalents - reducing the detection rate at the lower detectors. Einstein's TD is superfluous and nonsensical - like Monty Python's parrot which sits on its perch because it has been nailed there, rather than having flown up of its own free will through genuine scientific endeavor.
Your lack of concentration on the details and so not seeing the difference thus blinds you to the deeper issues of science and philosophy as you are so ready to accept el cheapo answers - such as those served up by Noam Chomsky and Lawrence Krauss.
And that you, Mr. Badly, use your denialist position regarding this settled physics, in support of your strange neo-fascist politics.
Because the left's claims of fundamental human equality are also superfluous and nonsensical when one attempts to create a practical politics, serving only to confuse and disempower rather than elucidate.
After all, even
George Orwell, a dedicated anti-Fascist who had worked as a policeman in Burma, then part of British India,
admitted that a Fascist politics would really work - especially nowadays in that Leninism, Anarchism and Reformism have crumbled or are crumbling across the world.
Orwell-Lion&Unicorn said:
Essays, Journalism & Letters Vol. 2 p. 81: The Nazis aim in effect at setting up a kind of caste system, with four main castes corresponding rather closely to those of the Hindu religion. At the top comes the Nazi Party, second come the mass of the German people, third come the conquered European populations. Fourth and last are to come the colored peoples, the 'semi-apes' as Hitler calls them, who are to be reduced quite openly to slavery.
However horrible this system may seem to us, it works. It works because it is a planned system geared to a definite purpose, world-conquest, and not allowing any private interest, either of capitalist or worker to stand in its way.
Now you see that Hitler lost ONLY because of his racism (i.e. specifically in not supporting Ukrainian rebels and General Vlasov) - which is also the reason the Far Right is losing in the USA. But education will eventually overcome this block - while the Left babble on incoherently, inside and outside the debate controlled by the Frank'n'Furtive School's graduates: i.e. the
Cultural Marxist Clown College (a.k.a. Bonko Halal for subverting NOI members).
Yours faithfully
Claude Badley
PS: Perhaps I need to add here that the issues are not the seemingly abstract and trivial ones about mutually moving clocks and rods but the very nature of space and time - fundamental conditions of our very existence! Any correct scientific understanding of the world cannot afford to allow space and time to be degraded to mere 'manifestations' of matter - i.e. the fraud of
ontological monism, the notion that materialist philosophy means that everything is reduced to ONE thing, matter.
Space and time are each ontologically separate from matter. Matter is in space which in turn is in time: this fundamental principle (two principles - one re space, one re time) have been utterly discarded by Einstein's sophistry and replaced by the Spinozan (i.e. modern Jewish) pantheist fantasy whereby everything is predetermined and thus has no cause at all since whatever happens is arbitrary anyway and hence fundamentally incomprehensible. By surrendering to Einstein's BS without thinking about it, you have already given up the political struggle - just as the modern Marxists have with their preaching of proletarian egalitarianism - since you cannot think clearly to begin with.