The Holographic Universe: The Revolutionary Theory of Reality

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By Michael Talbot

Talbot builds on the work of two serious figures: David Bohm, the quantum physicist and former protégé of Einstein, and Karl Pribram, the Stanford neurophysiologist.

Both arrived independently at the idea that reality may be structured like a hologram, in which every part contains the whole. Talbot takes that and runs a long way with it, into memory, healing, synchronicity and the paranormal, further than either physicist did.

First published 1991