/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10561621
In the other camp, there is a fair amount of evidence that the universe is structured like a fractal, but little that it is structured holographically, other than some thought experiments with black holes. There is some conflcting comment that the fractal stucture begins to disappear at very large scales, but that may be due to the effect of fitting a large fractal into a finite universe, and also perhaps due to Hubble's “red shift”.
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1) Leibniz's fractal aspect of the outside or physical universe (the Many, Monads).
No matter what scale you look at it, one finds, as Leibniz said in his Monadaology

Leibniz, The Monadology., http://oregonstate.edu/inst......

"67. Each portion of matter may be conceived as like a garden full of plants and like a pond full of fishes. But each branch of every plant, each member of every animal, each drop of its liquid parts is also some such garden or pond."'
There is some evidence from black hole thought experiments and the Northern Lights, that the physical world of spacetime is holographic, but the bulk of the evidence comes Pribram's studies of the brain, as explicated by Michael Talbot's book “The Holographic Universe”, which seems to have been better titled as “The Holographic Mind”; Leibniz envisioned such a scheme in his Monadology: So it would appear that the universe is conceptually like a hologram but physically like a fractal.

>>10242012
>anon doesn't understand how buoyancy works

>>10240484
>>10240489
>delusional muskfags think they will be flying to mars in their lifetimes

>>10237556
>mars colonisation

>>10237364

>>10015032
>inf is less than one
of all the stupid shit you nuts spout, this one takes the cake