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1. The Holographic Universe
October 2016 -- The theory that reality, as we
consciously experience it, is not real, goes back to the
indigenous peoplewho believed that we exist in a
dream or illusion. In our current timeline, we refer to
the our virtual reality experience as a matrix, grids,
simulation and hologram. There are those trying to
prove the hologram exists and others who are trying
to break us out of it. Theories about reality being a
simulation are increasing. It used to be difficult for
me to find one good article, now they are manifesting
along wth consciousness.
Time is an illusion, therefore so is everything else.
The universe is a consciousness hologram. Reality is
projected illusion within the hologram. It is a virtual
experiment created in linear time to study emotions.
Our hologram is composed of grids created by a
source consciousness brought into awareness by
electromagnetic energy at the physical level. The
hologram is created and linked through a web, or grid
matrixes based on the patternsof Sacred Geometry.
The hologram had a beginning and it has an end, as

2. consciousness evolves in the alchemy of time. As the
grids collapse, everything within the hologram will
end as it Fades to Black.
In media we find films, television shows, books, and
games, based on the conceptof reality as a hologram.
or simulation Among the more easily recognized
are The Matrix (Illusion), The Thirteenth
Floor (Simulation), Inception (Dream),
the Holodeck (Grids) in the TV series Star Trek,
among others.
The Simulation Hypothesis
The simulation hypothesis contendsthat reality is in
fact a simulation (most likely a computersimulation),
of which we, the simulants, are totallyunaware.
Some versions rely on the development of simulated
reality, a fictional technology. The hypothesishas
been a central plot device of many science fiction
stories and films. There is a long philosophicaland
scientific history to the underlyingthesis that reality
is an illusion. This skeptical hypothesis can be dated

3. as far back as Indian philosophyof Maya
(illusion). Read more
Is our world a simulation? Why some scientists
say it's more likely than not The Guardian - October
13, 2016
When Elon Musk isn't outliningplans to use his
massive rocket to leave a decaying Planet Earth and
colonizeMars, he sometimes talks about his belief
that Earth isn't even real and we probablylive in a
computersimulation. Musk is just one of the people
in Silicon Valley to take a keen interest in the
'Simulation Hypothesis', which argues that what we
experience as reality is actuallya giant computer
simulation created by a more sophisticated
intelligence. If it sounds a lot like The Matrix, that's
because it is.
Simulated reality is the hypothesis that reality could
be simulated - for example by computersimulation -
to a degree indistinguishable from "true" reality. It
could contain conscious minds which may or may not
be fully aware that they are living inside a simulation.
This is quite different from the current,
technologicallyachievable concept of virtual reality.
Virtual reality is easily distinguished from the
experience of actuality; participantsare never in

4. doubt about the natureof what they experience.
Simulated reality, by contrast, would be hard or
impossible to separate from "true" reality. There has
been much debateover this topic, ranging from
philosophical discourse to practical applicationsin
computing. Read more
Is Our Universe a Hologram? Scientific
American
We take for granted that we exist as 3D beings in a
3D universe, but physicists suggest that our world is
just the projection of a reality written in 2D.
Scientific American editor Michael Moyer explains.
We Could Back Up The Entire Internet On A
Gram Of DNA
Seeker - March 16, 2017

5. DNA is basically nature's hard drive. Humans are the
result of a three-dimensional computerprogram,
written in tiny compounds wound up inside the
nucleusof all our cells. It's a set of instructions,
coded and saved that our bodies write and read to
build proteins, construct cells, and perform thousands
of othertasks. So far, we've only been able to
decypherparts of nature's DNA programming. We
haven't decodedall of this yet, but scientists do
understandhow the storage system works now.
Meaning, we're real close to puttingwhatever
pictures or files we want into DNA-storage.

6. Did the Oscars just proves that we live in a
simulation?
New Yorker - February 27, 2017

7. Study reveals substantial evidence of holographic
universe PhysOrg - January 30, 2017
A UK, Canadian and Italian study has provided what
researchers believe is the first observational evidence
that our universe could be a vast and complex
hologram. Theoretical physicists and astrophysicists,
investigating irregularities in the cosmic microwave
background (the 'afterglow' of the Big Bang), have
found there is substantial evidence supportinga
holographicexplanation of the universe - in fact, as
much as there is for the traditional explanationof

8. these irregularities using the theory of cosmic
inflation.
Mind blown: The entire universe could be a
hologram CNBC - January 31, 2017
Talk about a reality check: The entire universe could
be a "vast and complex hologram," scientists reported
Monday. Also, even more unsettling, what we think
of as reality may be just an illusion.

9. Are we living in a Matrix-style simulation? PhysOrg
- November 29, 2016
A number of philosophers, futurists, and
technologists have come to believe that we are living
in a computer-simulatedworld, kind of like a real-life
version of The Matrix. The so-called "simulation

10. argument" was popularizedin a 2003 paper by
University of Oxford professor Nick Bostrom and has
since become a high-profile topic of discussion in
classrooms and conferences across the country.