Have there been any scholarly challenges or support for Bohm's theory that the universe is a giant hologram?

Question

I read this article about it and I'd like to know more.
http://www.crystalinks.com/holographic.html

Answer 1

The Bohmian Interpretation of QM isn't a generally accepted idea, especially the holographic one. If you're interested look up "Bohmian Mechanics" and try to find something written by someone with a PhD in Physics. They have some researchers looking to see if they can verfiy it, but not many. The problem is that it fails to explain some things the Copenhagen Interpretation explains, but it doesn't offer anything testable in addition to that interpretation. (From my understanding). I read a bit about it last year. So, to answer your question more directly, yes there is some support, but mostly challenges. Lots of literature about it. It's more of an outdated idea now.

Answer 2

He took the basic premises of quantam physics and stole that idea and then named it after himself.

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