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http://PhysicsFootnotes.com -- John Stewart Bell (best known for is now famous Bell's Inequality) was one of the deepest and clearest thinkers in the history of physics. On 22nd January 1990 Bell delivered an informal colloquium at CERN, Geneva, upon the invitation of the Center for Quantum Philosophy. Just months later, on 1 October of that same year, Bell died unexpectedly of a cerebral hemorrhage, making this his very last lecture.
http://PhysicsFootnotes.com -- John Stewart Bell (best known for is now famous Bell's Inequality) was one of the deepest and clearest thinkers in the history of physics. On 22nd January 1990 Bell delivered an informal colloquium at CERN, Geneva, upon the invitation of the Center for Quantum Philosophy. Just months later, on 1 October of that same year, Bell died unexpectedly of a cerebral hemorrhage, making this his very last lecture.
