mcinephile

I am a little confused about the hypothesis that we may live in a holographic universe. If a 3 dimensional image is projected from 2 dimensional information how do we account for the layers that we know exist in the 3rd dimension? For example, how could 2D information form all the layers in the human body. Is it because matter is mostly empty space and therefore layers in the 3rd dimension wouldn't necessarily "block" the appearance of all the layers? Thanks so much! I really enjoyed your recent lecture at the Air and Space Museum!

I would love to understand the math that goes along with the Holographic Principle. It should definitely be included in the content of a future World Science U course :) Thanks, you rock!