One of the prominent researchers who provided evidence that our brains perceive a holographic universe was the physicist Carlo H. Pribram (1919-2015), who specializes in research in the field of quantum physics. Pribram has worked at Georgetown, Stanford and Yale Universities and has studied the cognitive functions of the human brain and the neurological functions of memory, emotion, motivation and awareness throughout his long scientific career.
The professor was trying to find out how it is possible that memories are stored in the brain, and in which parts it is located. Through research, he finally came to the conclusion that our brains are holographic in nature: memories are not stored in a specific area of the brain, but appear to spread throughout the brain. The brain itself appears to function as a receiver, and it cannot perform these complex functions on its own. In studies, shocking facts were found that showed that today there are people who lead a normal life, but do not have or have a very small brain - something that really cannot be explained.
The Lancet scientist conducted a full examination in 2007 of a French worker who complained of weakness in his left leg and had to go to the hospital. It was found there that in a 44-year-old man, as a result of the disease, the brain could not develop to normal size, but remained like a baby - it was tiny. However, the man led a normal life, was married and had two children. Neuropsychological tests showed that he eventually had an IQ of 75 and a verbal IQ of 84. The doctor was very surprised by this fact, because the scans showed that his skull was mostly filled with liquid! This means that this person only survived with 10% of the normal human brain. However, his consciousness developed completely normally, and his brain performed all the necessary functions and was able to adapt. It shows,that our brains are very plastic and can compensate for such damage if it occurs in early childhood. Different parts of the brain can obviously carry out the tasks and functions of other parts!
A similar case was described by the neurologist Dr. John Lorber (1915-1996) at the University of Sheffield. In the 1970s, he had a student with an unusual head shape - the head was slightly larger than usual. Instead of an ordinary brain, this student had only 1 millimeter (!) Of the thick layer of the brain in his skull, and the rest was filled with brain water! Due to hydrocephalus, the brain was not able to develop normally, such cases usually lead to death or serious disability in the first few months of life - but not in this case! The student was perfectly normal and healthy and even had an IQ of 126 and completed his studies without any problems. Dr. Lorber collected data from similar cases and concluded that several hundred people had the same problem, but they were living perfectly normal and even though they did not really have brains!
This is why Lorber asks if a person needs a brain to survive, or if a tiny part of a normal brain is enough to perform all normal functions. The doctors could not really explain this fact and said that under normal circumstances this was not possible. Even people who had part of their brain removed almost never had any form of memory loss, no matter which part of the brain was removed. Memories cannot be erased because they seem to coexist throughout the brain.
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What is the explanation for this?
Professor Pribram believes that there is no explanatory mechanism for this, except for the concept of holography, because here, too, all information is present and stored in every part of the hologram. Each small part contains the entire complex version of the original. This is why our brains and our memories must work like a hologram. The memory is not stored in certain parts of the brain, but like impulses circulate continuously throughout the entire brain. Therefore, if the entire brain contains all the memories, then it must logically be the hologram itself! Our almost supernatural ability to instantly retrieve any information from our brain memory is like a hologram, which also has a huge storage capacity. Many neuroscientists agree with Professor Pribram's claims and think that everything has something to do with quantum physics. Recent considerations suggest that our brains are actually a quantum computer. There are many more aspects and functions of the human brain that cannot be explained otherwise. Scientists now want to know exactly and ask a question about what a person really is. The key to understanding our universe is our consciousness, which is still not fully understood and understood. This can be fully explained by quantum theory. This can be fully explained by quantum theory. This can be fully explained by quantum theory.
Theoretical physicist Matthew Fisher is currently serving as the scientific director of the Quantum Brain Project (QuBrain) at the University of California to prove that our brains really work like quantum computers. In some tests, Fischer was able to accurately map some of the mechanisms of biological components and some key mechanisms that could serve as the basis for quantum processing in the brain. The study should be completed in the coming years. If these theses turn out to be correct, then finally it would be possible to explain that we exist in a timeless space, in which every person and every living being has a unique quantum code. In the process of dying, we simply pass from one quantum state to another, and therefore there can be no real or final “death”. To understand this,a complete paradigm shift is needed in the near future. The reality of our everyday "reality" is no longer present in these new findings, and it turns out that our perception of the universe is actually based on "not locality" or illusion. The universe itself must have properties that depend on the observer - and we are all observers! According to our observations and thoughts, our reality and space-time are aligned. This as yet unknown property is ubiquitous throughout the Universe and acts quasi from the background through quantum entanglement.- and we are all observers! According to our observations and thoughts, our reality and space-time are aligned. This as yet unknown property is ubiquitous throughout the Universe and acts quasi from the background through quantum entanglement.- and we are all observers! According to our observations and thoughts, our reality and space-time are aligned. This as yet unknown property is ubiquitous throughout the Universe and acts quasi from the background through quantum entanglement.
Basically, quantum physics proves that our objective reality does not exist! Modern science is reluctant to report these facts because it will have to reformulate the definition of objectivity and reality. Our current picture of objective reality can only be supported by a complete disregard for the anomalies of quantum physics. This is now possible because these conflicting anomalies have so far only been observed in laboratory experiments. But we know with certainty that they exist, and their existence has now been confirmed beyond any doubt! Therefore, if we believe that we are observing independent objects or events outside our mind, then we are wrong! All of this comes from the universal mind, and events in the universe are inextricably linked to our conscious observation.