Quote:Yea, but think about it.  When you have a hologram, you have both a 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional version of something at the same time.  Physically a hologram has two dimensions, but contains information to reproduce a 3d image.  The concept of a hologram proves that at least the idea of representing 3 dimensions in 2 dimensional space is possible at some capacity.  

 

Holograms are created by bouncing a laser off an object onto a film.  Say you could convert the entire universe into a hologram in real time.  All of Einsteins laws still exist in both the universe and in the 2d hologram of the universe.  But the laws just would look differently while in the 2d hologram.    

But if you have to create an object into 3D is it REAL or is it a manufactured 3D? You have 2 eyes, that's how 3D is created (depth perception). Is manufacturing an object  into 3D the same as actually being in 3D?

 

I would argue that if you have to create the illusion of 3D, it's not 3D in reality such as my use of a wall for a 3D illustration...

 

If you can measure the height, width, and length, of something, you don't have to create or manufacture it into 3D, it just IS 3D and there can be no argument that it isn't. When you can see and measure height width, and length, it's 3D...There is no way to disprove the ability to see and measure height, width, and length

 

If you have to bounce a laser off an object and record it on film and minupulate the natural state of an object to make it APPEAR to be in 3D, it's an illusion which is not real, therefore can not be reality

---