How the Hippies Saved Physics by David Kaiser » Physicist John S. Bell in his office at CERN, 1982. Bell’s work on quantum entanglement or “nonlocality” inspired members of the Fundamental Fysiks Group to explore the foundations of quantum theory. (Courtesy CERN)

Photo gallery » Physicist John S. Bell in his office at CERN, 1982. Bell’s work on quantum entanglement or “nonlocality” inspired members of the Fundamental Fysiks Group to explore the foundations of quantum theory. (Courtesy CERN)

Physicist John S. Bell in his office at CERN, 1982

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