A working hypothesis is put forward in this article that the contralateral organization of the human nervous system appears to function like a quantum unfolded holographic apparatus by appearing to invert and reverse quantum unfolded visual and non-visual spatial information. As such, the three-dimensional contralateral organization would be an artifactual representation of the underlying dynamics of a fundamentally two-dimensional universe. According to the holographic principle, nothing that is experienced as three-dimensional could have been processed in a three-dimensional brain. Everything we would experience at a two-dimensional level would appear as a three-dimensional holographic representation, including the architecture of our brains. Various research observations reported elsewhere are reviewed and interpreted here as they may be related in a process that is fundamental to the underlying two-dimensional dynamics of the contralateral organization. The classic holographic method and characteristics of image formation contained by a holograph are described as they relate to the working hypothesis. The double-slit experiment is described and its relevance to the working hypothesis.

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人类神经系统的对侧组织作为基本二维宇宙的基本动力学的量子展开的、类似全息的、人工的表示

本文提出了一个工作假设，即人类神经系统的对侧组织似乎通过反转和反转量子展开的视觉和非视觉空间信息来像量子展开的全息装置一样发挥作用。因此，三维对侧组织将是基本二维宇宙的基本动力学的人为表示。根据全息原理，三维大脑中无法处理任何三维体验。我们在二维水平上经历的一切都会以三维全息表示的形式出现，包括我们大脑的结构。这里回顾和解释了其他地方报告的各种研究观察结果，因为它们可能与对侧组织的潜在二维动态至关重要的过程相关。描述了与工作假设相关的经典全息方法和全息图所包含的图像形成特征。描述了双缝实验及其与工作假设的相关性。