Recorded in Norway a year before Bohm's death in 1992, this interview captures the physicist and dialogue pioneer at a moment when his ideas about collective thought and its discontents were reaching their fullest expression. Bohm reflects on the core proposition that underlies all his dialogue work: that thought itself is the source of many of humanity's deepest problems, and that human beings are largely unaware of how thought shapes perception and action. The conversation touches on fragmentation, the implicate order, and what it might mean for people to think together without the usual defensive reflexes. As primary source material, it offers something no secondary account can replicate — Bohm in his own voice, working through ideas that would go on to influence practitioners and organisations across the world.