All right, you lot

[kellyrfineman]

You appear to be asking for it. Since there is nobody available to engage me in conversation, blog-wise, email-wise or otherwise, I have been left to my own devices. Leaving me to my own devices is dangerous, people, and now I must BLOW YOUR MINDS.

Turns out, we may all be living inside a ginormous hologram. No, really. No.REALLY.If this is true,

Comments

[p_sunshine]

So staticy noise = hologram? I wish I understood half of what was in that article, but for now, I'm going to cling to the simplest idea is probably the correct one (with the understanding that the whole hologram thing is not the simplest idea), and cover my ears, singing la la la.

[kellyrfineman]

I've read it twice so far, and I understand only a very little bit of it. I understand exactly enough to be puzzled and concerned and intrigued and weirded-out.

[kellyrfineman]

Your brain doesn't really hurt, since you are a hologram generated from somewhere far, far away. Wherever that is, the original you has a brain that hurts, and is projecting it here. Or something.

[kellyrfineman]

If they do, I hope you'll share . . .

[mandyrtaylor]

This article wins the blow my mind out of the stratosphere award for the entire century. Well, I might have to revoke that next year if they can prove it.

[kellyrfineman]

I know, right? I was completely gobsmacked by this one (to the extent I was able to sort it out, I mean).

[christy_lenzi]

Ha. I knew it.

[kellyrfineman]

Bet nobody else believed you until now, though, right?