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Actually it intrigues me as well, however I tend to gripe that a proper definition is not created for hologram.

That out reality is a projection from a higher dimension is intriguing, but runs into a wall when we ask, what is being projected?

This what, is the problem both with the definition of hologram, and with universal spacetime.

Hahah, Love it!

We would make great drinking buddies

Some great stories to share and alot of great tasting beer to enjoy

That is the job of the scientists to study and analyse. LOL

Because everything has different combinations of physical properties of energy and light and elements and frequencies etc, and things look and act according to the properties and information(memory) in them and also according to what an observer can actually perceive and sense, I suppose that is why this reality has so many different kinds of material and things in it to study.

It makes for an interesting environment anyway.

But just because things can be looked at closely and they appear to have real substance and properties.. in relation to our own substance and properties, and just because we interact with them, this does not mean they are not holographic in nature.



LOL If that is a huge stumbling block, then define it yourself or run with the current properties that a hologram has:

'Holographic' is a three dimensional projection. Each piece when broken or divided, contains all the information (memory) of the whole piece.

In this reality it is thought of as a three dimensional represntation of a flat surface or picture of an object on film. It can even be a moving three dimensional holographic projection. But it is thought of as just light or a ghost-like image and not solid or real.

Still, if you think about this reality, it is all a reflection of light off of some surface or form which has vibrational properties and pigments to reflect light. If there were no light, all would appear to disappear. Only blackness would remain.

And maybe we could live and function and adapt to a world without light just like the creatures that have been found in deep dark caves, but it would not be as great as the lighted reality.

Our sensory organs would develop for sound and touch and smell because we would have no need of eyes for light information.