There was an article published on Monday over a survey on whether the
holographic principle could survive in either flat or curved space. They ran
the survey twice and the spirit of the lamp augered, yes. And it kind of fits
into digitalist physics, philosophy, plumbing.
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Subject: Re: Could the Holographic principle apply to our ever so slightly
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On 29 April 2015 at 11:05, spudboy100 via Everything List
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You could like include this work by the U of Vienna, to Steinhart's
Promotion theory of information transfer. The nice thing is that curved or flat
or square, the digitalism still works no matter what the shape of space is.
Also holographic theory seems to suggest an underpinning of computation, from
2D to 3D.
Which work?
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