The brain as a hologram was an idea that was first proposed by Karl Pribram in the second half of the 20th century when psychologists discovered that memories are distributed throughout the brain rather than in “engrams”. The properties that were discovered were much similar to the properties of a hologram. For example, if you were to cut up the paper of a hologram, each part would contain the entire image because they are capable of storing that much information. Research studies have proved that everything is recorded in our minds as well, and on average each person will contain approximately 2,800,000,000,000,000,000,000 memories in their lifetime which is an incredible amount when you consider the amount of memories that we are consciously capable of retrieve. Our brains also have an ability to naturally use Fourier mathematics, a system of converting images into mathematical waves, which is exactly the same complex system that holograms use to project images. This explains everything from our ability to remember, recognize, transfer skills, and also phantom limb sensations that all people are capable of.
