The Universe May Be a Hologram

It would seem logical to me that there are just an infinite amount of projections rather than there being a singular source for the projection. We're just a projection of a projection of a projection of a projection etc. It's like Inception without the cool soundtrack.

It's like Inception without the cool soundtrack.

But how is this going to effect anything?

It would seem logical to me that there are just an infinite amount of projections rather than there being a singular source for the projection.

This is where I would have to disagree.

I think I can make a fairly simple and logical argument for my statement. If our percievable universe is brought into existence as a result of some different universe, that universe would have to come from something as well. Essentially, it is impossible for something to create itself. There is no ultimate origin to the creation of what is, it's an infinite continuum, much like our number system.

Its like how something can be infinitely divided in half. It's as if everything is just a part of something bigger, which is a part of something bigger, etc.

chair -> breaks down to molecules -> break down to atoms -> break down to protons, electrons and neutrons -> break down to quarks or whatever they're made of -> etc.

And then reversed.

atoms -> earth -> Solar system -> Galaxy -> Universe -> ?


But I guess you couldn't really know what we're apart of, just that we're apart of something.

Everything is nothing and nothing is everything?

Everything is nothing and nothing is everything?

Yeah, basically.

I think I can make a fairly simple and logical argument for my statement. If our percievable universe is brought into existence as a result of some different universe, that universe would have to come from something as well. Essentially, it is impossible for something to create itself. There is no ultimate origin to the creation of what is, it's an infinite continuum, much like our number system.

Oh, I can see where this makes sense, and I agree with it; However, the creation side of things, the thought of anything being infinite doesn't really chime in too well with me. But what if our universe doesn't result from another universe?

Even if our universe wasn't created as a result of another universe, it was created by something, and whatever created it was created by something, and whatever created that was created by something, etc. The cause-effect nature of our universe, at least, would imply as much.

So... What if I penetrated your mother?

Even if our universe wasn't created as a result of another universe, it was created by something, and whatever created it was created by something, and whatever created that was created by something, etc. The cause-effect nature of our universe, at least, would imply as much.

But... does it really effect anything? Does it keep me from eating Ice Cream in the summer? Does it make me want to where a dress any less?

Does it make me want to where a dress any less?

From 1 Corinthians:

6:9 Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind,

6:10 Nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God.

Congratulations on not getting into Heaven.