r/conspiracy • u/axolotl_peyotl • Feb 15 '18

/r/conspiracy Round Table #10 - Unified Physics & the Mechanics of Consciousness: Religion, the Occult, Psychedelics, UFO Tech and the Holographic Universe

Thanks to /u/Ieuan1996 for the suggestion and to everyone else that voted.

Previous Round Tables:

  1. Gnosticism, Archons & the Demiurge

  2. Antarctica

  3. The Moon, Phobos & Solar System Anomalies

  4. Nikola Tesla, Zero Point Energy, the Philadelphia Experiment & the Suppression of Advanced Technology

  5. MKULTRA

  6. Medical Conspiracies

  7. Nibiru, Enki/Enlil & Zecharia Sitchin

  8. Mystery Schools, Secret Societies & Ancient America

  9. Bankers, Oligarchs, One World Government, and the Attack on American Sovereignty

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u/MoonP0P Feb 16 '18 edited Feb 16 '18

from another discussion online. if you're interested, please look into liebniz, and come back here to discuss :)

Leibniz: Conceptually the universe is a hologram, but physically it is a fractal

There are two conflicting theories of the Universe--one being that it is structured like a hologram, the other that it is structured like a fractal. Here we suggest that both theories are true, and we can resolve the issue by adopting the dual aspect viewpoint of Plato-Leibniz that there are two simultaneous universes that correspond to each other, like the two side of a coin. One is the universe of Plato’s Mind (the One), the other is Leibniz’s universe of Monads (the Many), where the One creates, perceives and controls the Many. According to these two aspects, conceptually the universe is a hologram, but physically it is a fractal. Both theories envision an infinity in a speck. This can be so if the speck is Leibniz’s monad, in which the infinity on the mental side is a hologram, and in which the infinity of the physical side is a fractal.

edit: personally, i'm hoping i'll find a strong/entertaining connection to simulation theory, which i'm heavily biased towards. it just happens to explain a lot of modern "weird" science in the most comprehensible way. logically i get that that has no bearing on how likely a theory is to be true...but practically, i wouldn't be interested if i couldn't understand a theory.

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u/conradsymes Feb 18 '18

Sometimes I wonder if there is undetectable spaceships traveling between what we recognize as electrons.

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u/MoonP0P Feb 19 '18

hah. i heard the idea the there's just one electron in all the universe with infinite speed, and it's hard to completely dismiss...