Holographic Fractal Universe

Some say the universe is a fractal universe.  What does this mean?  Is it fractured? Is it chaos? Is it just so complex it can’t be comprehended?

Some say the universe is a holographic universe.  What does this mean?  Is it not real? Is it only a simulation? Is everything in it made up of nothing but light, and no substance?

I contend that the universe is both holographic and fractal.  What does this mean?  That we live in a fractured, unreal, chaotic simulation and that nothing matters?

Quite the contrary!

As a hologram, every point in the universe is visible to every other point in the universe.  As a fractal, everything follows a pattern, perpetuated into infinity.  As above, so below, and conversely, as below, so above.  In a holographic fractal universe, the macro reflects the micro, as the micro reflects the macro.  In a holographic fractal universe, everything matters, more than ever.  Everything touches.  Everything affects.  Everything changes everything.  And everything perpetuates. . . forever, like ripples through space, time, matter, and ether. . . shifting patterns forever.

A butterfly can stretch its wing, and a hurricane is born half a world away.  Two black holes can collide, and the greatest political battle of our times commences.  In a holographic fractal world, a parent may stamp their foot, chew on their hair, and say an expletive. . . a child, watching, can be seen later, stamping their foot, chewing on their hair, and saying the same expletives.  Decades later, their children’s children can then be seen stamping their foot, chewing on their hair, and saying expletives.  Who knows how far the collective subconscious reaches in such a universe?  There may be alien babies stamping their appendages, chewing on their fronds, and saying “bleep” . . .