The "Quantum Hologram" is a concept stemming from quantum physics and holographic theory, suggesting that reality can be understood as a multidimensional hologram. According to this idea, all information in the universe is encoded in a holographic structure permeating space-time.
Put simply, the quantum hologram proposes that every part of the universe contains information about the whole, much like how a holographic photograph can be cut into pieces, and each piece still contains information about the complete image.
This idea relates to fundamental principles of quantum physics, such as non-locality and the interconnectedness between subatomic particles. It posits that every particle in the universe is entangled with all others, so that a change in one particle can instantaneously affect others, regardless of the distance separating them.
The quantum hologram has profound implications for our understanding of reality, suggesting that the entirety of the universe is interconnected in a fundamental way and that reality as we perceive it may be a projection of information encoded at a more fundamental level of existence.