  This note collects, classifies and evaluates common criticism against the de
Broglie Bohm theory, including Ockham's razor, asymmetry in the de Broglie Bohm
theory, the ``surreal trajectory'' problem, the underdetermination of the de
Broglie Bohm theory and the question of relativistic and quantum field
theoretical generalizations of the de Broglie Bohm theory. We argue that none
of these objections provide a rigorous disproof, they rather highlight that
even in science theories can not solely be evaluated based on their empirical
confirmation.
