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Are we living in a hologram?

AlphaOmega said:
Id pick him over Biden. Biden can't remember what his wife looks like.
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Id pick him over Trump who isnt sure which prostitute will be his next wife
 
AlphaOmega said:
Biden is caught on video groping children. Only pretty sick people would support that douche.
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Trump is caught on video saying he would date his daughter
Trump is caught on video claiming its Ok to sexually assault women if you are rich
Trump has multiple sexual accusations filed in court
Trump has many more accusations that havent gotten to court yet
Trump tried to convince his mistress to have an abortion to avoid costs of child care/divorce
Trump repeatedly cheats on his wives with others
Trump would enter the dressing rooms at miss universe pageants to ogle the girls

Etc. etc...

Basically you need to try and find an other angle here because as creepy as Bidens behavior may he is a rank amateur compared to the disgusting sexual pervert that Trump is
 
Seems Alpha doenst know what to say when he realizes his messiah is the scummiest person to ever get near the oval office.
 
Mr Person said:
I think he's accidentally referring to the holographic universe theory...

Some physicists actually believe that the universe we live in might be a hologram. The idea isn't that the universe is some sort of fake simulation out of The Matrix, but rather that even though we appear to live in a three-dimensional universe, it might only have two dimensions. It's called the holographic principle. The thinking goes like this: Some distant two-dimensional surface contains all the data needed to fully describe our world — and much like in a hologram, this data is projected to appear in three dimensions. Like the characters on a TV screen, we live on a flat surface that happens to look like it has depth.

It might sound absurd. But when physicists assume it's true in their calculations, all sorts of big physics problems — such as the nature of black holes and the reconciling of gravity and quantum mechanics — become much simpler to solve. In short, the laws of physics seem to make more sense when written in two dimensions than in three."It's not considered some wild speculation among most theoretical physicists," says Leonard Susskind, the Stanford physicist who first formally defined the idea decades ago. "It's become a working, everyday tool to solve problems in physics."

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Holographic universe theory: why some physicists believe we're living in a giant hologram - Vox

See also

Information in the Holographic Universe - Scientific American

Holographic principle - Wikipedia


There is of course the separate theory that the universe is simulated....but I've never heard to it referred to with "hologram"...
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Perhaps our elevator only goes to The Thirteenth Floor.

8~)>
 
Palandro said:
true in a sense, 'science" IS the religion.

sorry.
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No - science is NOT a religion. Certainly not for any scientist. Science fiction might be a religion for some - at least ComicCon would suggest that.
 
MamboDervish said:
No - science is NOT a religion. Certainly not for any scientist. Science fiction might be a religion for some - at least ComicCon would suggest that.
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of course it is a religion. It isn't about truth at all, it is just a control tool , just like the other religions were,

As I wrote before, it is a religion, complete with dogma's, rituals, gods (the lunatic einstein, hawking, pasteur and other idiots.) and on and on it goes.
Any idea why graduates wear what they wear when they graduate?
 
Palandro said:
of course it is a religion. It isn't about truth at all, it is just a control tool , just like the other religions were,

As I wrote before, it is a religion, complete with dogma's, rituals, gods (the lunatic einstein, hawking, pasteur and other idiots.) and on and on it goes.
Any idea why graduates wear what they wear when they graduate?
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Any idea why most graduates are NOT scientists?
Any human endeavor has flaws - because humans themselves have flaws. Scientists are no exception. But that doesn't make science a religion to anyone but those who don't really know what religion is. Scientists don't worship - they don't pray to any deity of science - none of their dogmas are immutable (in fact, quite the contrary, they change all the time - because their "belief" is based on a consensus about the latest demonstrable facts). Indeed, that's one of the biggest raps against science from those who aren't scientists. The fact that what was believed decades ago can be overturned in light of emerging new evidence.

Science at its purest is the opposite of religion.
 
MamboDervish said:
Any idea why most graduates are NOT scientists?
Any human endeavor has flaws - because humans themselves have flaws. Scientists are no exception. But that doesn't make science a religion to anyone but those who don't really know what religion is. Scientists don't worship - they don't pray to any deity of science - none of their dogmas are immutable (in fact, quite the contrary, they change all the time - because their "belief" is based on a consensus about the latest demonstrable facts). Indeed, that's one of the biggest raps against science from those who aren't scientists. The fact that what was believed decades ago can be overturned in light of emerging new evidence.

Science at its purest is the opposite of religion.
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I misjudged you, sorry.
 
zyzygy said:
What does that mean?
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It means that out of both...I would go with both. For example lets say someone asks if you want something like a beer or a piece of pizza, one might say both. I'm sorry that's as dumbed down as the concept can get. Do you get it now or are you still confused? I'll do my best to educate you. I promise.
 
AlphaOmega said:
It means that out of both...I would go with both. For example lets say someone asks if you want something like a beer or a piece of pizza, one might say both. I'm sorry that's as dumbed down as the concept can get. Do you get it now or are you still confused? I'll do my best to educate you. I promise.
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I am already educated but thanks for the offer.
 
What does "I am already educated" mean? Take your time to think about it.
 
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