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We may live in Hologram?

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This idea has been around awhile now. Probably the most famous endorser is Michael Talbot. I at least always think of the book Holographic Universe when hearing it mentioned, which he made.
 
Yeah, I have heard this idea a lot, even from someone (dare I say it!) like Steven Greer, but hadn't seen any published scientific evidence like this until now (not that I"ve been looking for it either though, I'm not someone who reads books about physics)
 
Rocketsauce said:
Yeah, I have heard this idea a lot, even from someone (dare I say it!) like Steven Greer, but hadn't seen any published scientific evidence like this until now (not that I"ve been looking for it either though, I'm not someone who reads books about physics)
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In my teens and early to mid 20s I read a lot on physics. I rarely do so today.
 
A holographic universe.

That would explain a lot of crap, however, it does not explain the soul, and whether or not we truly have one.

Why would a holographic universe need organic components, or simulated organic components?

I'm pretty sure everything in this world is nothing more than a reflection of my own subconscious, and everyone is a figment of my imagination that will disappear when I pass away.

In effect, I am God, and you are all my creations. I wish you all well, and prosperity. Just don't try to get free money from the banks, even I as your God can't even do that.

All kidding aside, we can speculate about our existence all we like but it is far too complex for any human mind to comprehend.

Except for me, because I created this universe I live in.
 
Tommy Allison said:
A holographic universe.

That would explain a lot of crap, however, it does not explain the soul, and whether or not we truly have one.

Why would a holographic universe need organic components, or simulated organic components?

I'm pretty sure everything in this world is nothing more than a reflection of my own subconscious, and everyone is a figment of my imagination that will disappear when I pass away.

In effect, I am God, and you are all my creations. I wish you all well, and prosperity. Just don't try to get free money from the banks, even I as your God can't even do that.

All kidding aside, we can speculate about our existence all we like but it is far too complex for any human mind to comprehend.

Except for me, because I created this universe I live in.
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I agree, it's crazy to try get your mind around any of this stuff and even if the theory pans out and indeed we are in the midst of a holigram, what now? Although, it is one hell of a hologram! When I dislocated my shoulder 3 times it didn't feel like a hologram :)

I actually remember when I was a very little kid I thought my entire family could be robots for a while and I alone was the only 'real' person. I wonder if that's common for kids to think that.
 
LOL, and great post, btw! :)


Tommy Allison said:
A holographic universe.

That would explain a lot of crap, however, it does not explain the soul, and whether or not we truly have one.

Why would a holographic universe need organic components, or simulated organic components?

I'm pretty sure everything in this world is nothing more than a reflection of my own subconscious, and everyone is a figment of my imagination that will disappear when I pass away.

In effect, I am God, and you are all my creations. I wish you all well, and prosperity. Just don't try to get free money from the banks, even I as your God can't even do that.

All kidding aside, we can speculate about our existence all we like but it is far too complex for any human mind to comprehend.

Except for me, because I created this universe I live in.
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Tommy Allison said:
A holographic universe.

That would explain a lot of crap, however, it does not explain the soul, and whether or not we truly have one.

Why would a holographic universe need organic components, or simulated organic components?
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Crazy as it may seem , in a holographic universe your very thoughts, aches, pains, friends, lover, sandwhich, only interact outside of the universe and the universe being a projection of the interaction. so A soul is easily explained in the theory.
 
I've definitely exerienced what could best be explained as glitches between the communication and processing functions of reality.
 
You people need to realize that you're all constructs of my imagination, and quit questioning your God.

Now... I want some pizza. Who has pizza for me? Which one of my minions has pizza that they can bring me?

I am in a mood today. Had an argument with someone who thought they knew something they didn't, and for being a figment of my imagination, they were pretty annoying. I tried wishing them into a cornfield, but that didn't work. Apparently my imagination is more powerful than first thought.
 
I can't say that I understood the article. At least the first time. I'll have to reread it several times to get my head around what is being described. But for those that haven't read it, there is a 600 meter machine that is taking measurements of ripples in space time. And that is only the beginning.

Unless you have adequate background in physics or are on very good pharmaceuticals or weed you might find brain hurting.

And BTW, this isn't some wishful Richard Hoagland talking about hyperdimensional physics, ... rather these are real physicists performing real experiments.
 
TClaeys said:
I can't say that I understood the article. At least the first time. I'll have to reread it several times to get my head around what is being described. But for those that haven't read it, there is a 600 meter machine that is taking measurements of ripples in space time. And that is only the beginning.

Unless you have adequate background in physics or are on very good pharmaceuticals or weed you might find brain hurting.

And BTW, this isn't some wishful Richard Hoagland talking about hyperdimensional physics, ... rather these are real physicists performing real experiments.
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Yeah, this stuff is way above my head too!
 
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