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My answer leans toward no. What do you think?

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2017 3:39 am My answer leans toward no. What do you think?

PhilX

If my answer leaned any further towards no, it would fall over.

That's like asking whether dreams can create dreams of their own and the answer to that is sometimes they do.

Dubious wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2017 8:56 am That's like asking whether dreams can create dreams of their own

No it isn't.

and the answer to that is sometimes they do.

So you think that holograms can sometimes dream?

Holograms are the dream.

The dream and the dreamer are the same one.

So the holograms can dream too.

Dreams within dreams within dreams.

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True holograms are not even logically possible. Maybe inside a vacuum with a strong man-made magnetic field, although light would still not disperse like it does in star wars. The closest science will get is VR. The idea that we can stop light without a stopping force contradicts the law of reflection.