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Using the "Holometer" device, specialists from the Center for Astrophysical Research at the Fermi Laboratory hope to prove or disprove the outlandish hypothesis that the three-dimensional Universe, as we know it, does not exist. In their opinion, our world is just a kind of hologram.
They are supposedly made up of separate parts, points – as if from pixels, which is why it is impossible to infinitely increase the "image scale" of the Universe, penetrating deeper and deeper into the essence of things.
Upon reaching a certain scale value, the Universe turns out to be something like a very poor-quality digital image.
According to him, GEO600 has stumbled upon a fundamental limitation of spacetime – that very "grain," like the graininess of a magazine photograph. And it perceived this obstacle as "noise."
And in general, it all seems too anthropocentric. Holograms... But what about probability fields, smeared electrons, and all that? And how is all this related to the "illusory" nature of the world? What a mess