In quantum physics, nothing is as it seems. As physicists continue to study the universe they continually run into new questions that shake how humans understand the universe's intricate mechanics. UC Berkeley physics professor, Raphael Bousso, is trying to break down the mysteries of the universe with a concept called the holographic principle. Physicists stumbled on the idea while studying black holes. It is a concept, which ultimately questions whether the third dimension exists. "There's a real conflict between the way that we're thinking about the world right now, which is a very local way where everything happens independently in different regions of space and the way that we're going to have to think about it," said Bousso in an interview. Bousso presented the ideas at a seminar last weekend called "Latest Theories About the Universe and Its Governing Laws: Theoretical Physics Made Easy for the Public" at the Lawrence Hall of Science to an audience of about 100.

The holographic principle uses the optical concept of holograms to try to visually explain the complex idea. Holograms are most often used on credit cards and are images that look three dimensional, but they exist on a two dimensional surface. "You have to keep in mind that we're just using that name as a sort of metaphor for something that we're specifying quite precisely when we're talking about how much information there is relative to certain areas," he said.

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this article is questioning an answer that is already known by everyone

if you look at holograms that are just 2D but reflect 3D imagery, then it makes the third dimension existant...if you are making something in 3rd dimension, then it would become a manifested energy that as been created..

plus, aren't holograms considered 3d anyways?...wtf?

ROBOT: I DO NOT UNDERSTAND YOU HUMANS AND YOUR PESSIMISM, AND UNRELENTING QUESTIONING OF WHAT HAS BEEN DISCOVERED TO ITS FULLEST EXTENT.

this is why my planet has negative gravity rays, and Earth doesn't..

i can honestly say i have no clue what those scientists are getting at. we the 3rd demension didnt exsit that means that, the one star trek the next generation episode where the enterprise got stuck in a swarm of 2demensional lifeforms is just totally false, and im not willing to accept that

(ha im hilarious)

but yeah i have no clue what the hell they're talking about

now thats interesting........

so science is starting to become aware of maya; slowly but surely does humanity search for the exit to the hall of mirrors ~ it's hopeful, if anything..