A Play on Reality (Part 1 of 5: introduction to the paradigm)

In the scientific community, there have been many made theories on the origin of the known universe. Many of these theories are based on important discoveries, controversial claims, and evidence that protrudes the comfort of society. For this reason, some of the most convincing paradigms have been buried underneath socially acceptable theories, such as the big bang theory, so that our perception of reality would not become too skewed for our comfort. A well-founded model, called the holographic paradigm, suggests that the universe and all of it’s known matter is interconnected through a cosmic hologram and happens to be amongst these buried fossils. This idea entirely contradicts how we are taught to view reality in the science taught throughout our schooling and general lives. The funny thing about reality is, we can not actually prove what it is, and because of this, we can not prove anything actually exists as we know it. The only thing we, today, are able to prove indefinitely, is our consciousness. The idea of the holographic model is to reveal a connection between the characteristics of the universe and all known matter to that of a hologram. While this idea does have many supporters, most in authoritative positions, the majority of scientists, and society itself, do not support this theory.