The holographic paradigm, by contrast—which bases itself on a certain reading of quantum (and to an extent also relativistic) physics—conceives of reality, at least at its most fundamental level, as “undivided wholeness in flowing movement.”135 This wholeness is manifest at the physical level in the complementary relation between such classically opposed terms as space and time, matter and energy, wave (or field) and particle, position and velocity (or momentum), and perhaps even more so in the mysterious phenomenon of “entanglement,” or non-locality (of which Einstein spoke derisively, before
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