I've come across the idea of a Holographic Universe in New Scientist.
Yeah, I had fun reading that article but I think they've confused the issue.
Rather than looking at the real universe as a holographic projection (which the article implies, rather mischievously) it makes a lot more sense to see the edge of the universe as a holographic recording of what has happened.
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Date: 2009-02-05 03:40 am (UTC)Yeah, I had fun reading that article but I think they've confused the issue.
Rather than looking at the real universe as a holographic projection (which the article implies, rather mischievously) it makes a lot more sense to see the edge of the universe as a holographic recording of what has happened.