Mandelbrot, Boyd & Musashi: Part 4 - Holographic Consciousness

“Rather, to understand consciousness is to understand and perceive that without consciousness there is no time. If time is the measurement of change, for there to be change, there must be an observation of the before and after state (the change) and without consciousness there are no observable events (or states). Think of the mind as a series of events - conscious observations. This can be seen in the observations of an electron, the observation determines if the electron is a particle or a wave…That time exists because of consciousness, without it, there is no observable time.” - Part 3-Risk Previously in Part 3-Risk I ended with a brief discussion of consciousness and I would like to expand on that now starting with holograms. Holograms are sourced from holographic film. This film, if you were to look at it directly, would look like a piece of plastic film with ripples. These ripples are called interference patterns and are the physical representation of the images contained on the…