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In episode 2160, guest Billy Carson highlighted the book as explaining a simulation‑based fractal holographic universe, claiming humanity is already creating new realities and that intelligent life could wield god‑like power, and he promoted it as evidence that we live in a stacked reality where consciousness is a shared hologram. In episode 1308, Joe Rogan noted he had tried reading the work but hadn’t delved into it, saying he might revisit it later. Overall, the discussion presented the book as a compelling, if speculative, exploration of reality.
Episode: #2160 - Billy Carson
This book explores the theory that we are living in a simulation, and that the universe is constantly evolving.
Well it also makes sense that if you scaled intelligent life up infinitely, you're going to reach a point where you have God-like powers.
This being or collection of beings is hive mind, whatever it is.
It could essentially, if given 100 million years, harness the very power of the universe itself or maybe even create the universe.
And create up the universe as you go. Which is the ultimate mind blower that intelligent life is the reason why this thing exists then it creates this thing.
We're creating universes right now as human beings on this planet.
Sims, the Sims are gonna get AI now. They're gonna be asking questions. They're gonna be creating their own software within the software and trying to build their own copy of a universe.
We're not even close to base reality. We're literally living in a stacked reality.
We're just one reality out of who knows, Googles of actual realities that exist.
Oh, I believe so. I just wrote a book about it.
That book is about the Fractal Holographic Universe and I believe that we're living in a simulation.
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And then you just go oh boy. I know. It's hard to take yourself too seriously.
It's listen, it's hard because I think individuality, I think individuality is an illusion.
We appear to be separate in individuals but energetically we're really all the same entity, that same consciousness experiencing itself differently subjectively through different bodies.
Yes, different life experiences, different genetics, different places in the world.
Correct. Yeah, but we're all the same thing.
And that's the hardest thing for people to get in their head.
Anyone that you run into is you living another life.
Right.
We're all the concept of me.
When you think about it everyone has that same feeling of me, everyone has me inside of them.
Just me with less information, more information, better brain, better this, better that, shittier this, shittier that.
And there's an infinite number of examples of it and then it probably exists everywhere in the cosmos and it's probably what facilitates change and growth is that there is this imbalance and that there is this constant struggle amongst human beings.
That's probably what makes us constantly try to improve.
And then it probably exists everywhere in the cosmos and it's probably what facilitates change and growth is that there is this imbalance and that there is this constant struggle amongst human beings.
Episode: #1308 - Eddie Bravo
It was mentioned that the book 'Holographic Universe' is about a theory that life is a hologram, which the speaker did not get into.
I tried reading this book to holographic universe but I didn't get into it.
Maybe I should read it.
