Brian Cox shares scientific theory that ‘we might be holograms’.

[K9Buck]

No it doesn't. Please read the articles before commenting, in the science section. Making stuff up is for the religion section.

LOL. The "anything but God" guy shows up.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

No it doesn't. Please read the articles before commenting, in the science section. Making stuff up is for the religion section.

LOL. The "anything but God" guy shows up.

And you commented without reading the article or without any understanding of the topic. As usual. And yes, if you want to explain something, "Anything but magical horseshit " is, in fact, the correct approach. You can sprinkle your god stuff all over it later, if you want.

 

[K9Buck]

LOL again from the guy who believes that nothing created everything. His naivete is cute!

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

LOL again from the guy who believes that nothing created everything. His naivete is cute!

I don't believe that. Lies make Baby Jesus cry, liar.

 

[there4eyeM]

Holograms have dreams?

Sure, why not? Brains have dreams, and they are just sacks of chemicals.

Do bicycles have dreams?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Holograms have dreams?

Sure, why not? Brains have dreams, and they are just sacks of chemicals.

Do bicycles have dreams?

Doubt it. Neither do toes and feet.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Professor Brian Cox has shared a mind-boggling theory on This Morning that the universe as we know it might actually be a big hologram… and viewers are absolutely perplexed.


Read more: Brian Cox baffles This Morning viewers with theory that ‘we might be holograms’

In an infinite universe somewhere out there is a sentient cheese cake.

 

[james bond]

Holograms have dreams?

Sure, why not? Brains have dreams, and they are just sacks of chemicals.

Brian Cox is a d-fark atheist. They come up with the fakiest fairy tales and stupid n0n-scientific ideas.

I hate it already. It's . Not a theory, but stupid hypothesis, as usual.

And you blabber, "Sure, why not?"

 

[phoenyx]

Professor Brian Cox has shared a mind-boggling theory on This Morning that the universe as we know it might actually be a big hologram… and viewers are absolutely perplexed.


Read more: Brian Cox baffles This Morning viewers with theory that ‘we might be holograms’

Not a new theory. A book was written on the idea that the entire universe is holographic in a sense back in 1992:

The Holographic Universe

Today nearly everyone is familiar with holograms, three-dimensional images projected into space with the aid of a laser. Now, two of th...

www.goodreads.com

There are some recent articles on the idea as well:

Holographic cosmological model and thermodynamics on the horizon of the universe

A holographic cosmological model with a power-law term has been proposed by a researcher to study thermodynamic properties on the horizon of the Universe. This model was found to satisfy the second law of thermodynamics. In addition, a relaxation-like process of the Universe was examined...

www.sciencedaily.com

 

[there4eyeM]

I dream, therefor, I am not a hologram.
The consciousness of humans may be infinitely complex and diverse, but it is undeniably experienced. If the 'universe' can also experience is another matter.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Brian Cox is a d-fark atheist. They come up with the fakiest fairy tales and stupid n0n-scientific ideas.

Translation: You are a moron, you don't understand this topic, Cox is smarter than your whole family tree combined, and you have nothing coherent or of any value to add.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I dream, therefor, I am not a hologram.

You are quite an authoritarian hologram. What else doth the tea leaves show you, shaman?