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Holographic Universe, by Micheal Talbot is a must read for anyone looking for a way to wrap their head around reality and if/how physics can explain what was previously inexplicable. On a scale of difficulty, I'd rate it a 7.5 out of 10. It is chaulk full of references to miraculous stories that help explain the concepts the author presents.
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I've heard of this book, it is on my to-read list. With luck, I can get on it sometime this winter. I read a related article in Scientific America and was impressed.
That book is great! I like the theory of a holographic universe alot. I think i have to read it again to grasp much of it in more depth. But a good book is worth re-reading and this is one of those.
The only thing got me wondering about some of his credibility, was when he talked about a guru which could materialize thing from his hand. He had met this guy and seen it upclose. I searched up this guru on the internett and found out that this was the same guy that i had seen in a documentary about he faking miracles and missusing his fans. So that was a draw down but the rest of the book is top notch!