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True story: I study environmental science. One of my classes is very major specific, and one day in class we were supposed to be writing purpose statements and literally the entire class was crowded around a chalk board trying to figure out how to spell "Environmental" with our professor standing in the back ground yelling "come on guys! It's your fricken major!"

In this paper we intend to extend some ideas of a recently proposed Lorentz-invariant Bohmian model, obeying Klein-Gordon equations, but considering particles with a spin different than zero. First we build a Bohmian model for a single particle, closely related to the Bohm-Dirac model, but using Nikolic's ideas on a space-time probability density and the introduction of a synchronization parameter \sigma for the particle trajectory.