Structure Of The Brain VS. The Universe - Actual Similarities Found

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[dreamluchadore]

When we stop being self-centric in our perceptions, there is no reason to believe that size ever really has a limit.

[bigpauliep]

We are the half-remembered shadows of thoughts within the sleeper's mind.

[edwemail]

It's all fun and physics until a supernova gives you a stroke.

[natenero]

It’s amazing how the universe and brain look the same, as well as trees and lung capillaries. Amazing!!!!

[marcopetersen]

Imagine how people would react, if science proved that we are all just living inside some beings brain.

[elliotkcollins]

There are beings in our heads discussing the same thing about their brains.

[Inflec]

"Every star is just a cell in the brain of the universe." --Cmdr John Koenig, Space 1999 episode "Black Sun."

[Die-CastMetal]

Our bodies are host to several different organisms all working independently without our consciousness to allow our body to survive.

[AnthonyGoodley]

Just like the universe most people's brain are full of unused, empty space.

[Mcevoy]

I appreciate your honest and humble approach

[dandelatorre]

This is an ABSOLUTELY fascinating concept!

[andreibordeianu]

And so the dark matter just become grey.

[MortyMortyMorty]

It also resembles our cities and roads on the planet. Just check out a night map of Europe/China/USA.

[natashajoshi]

That's why they say that, "There's a universe within you."

[Gordon_L]

We need to tap into the universes' optic nerve so we can see what's going on "outside" ;-)

[rockinbobokkin]

Yesterday, we got Bulge. Today, we got Brain. Anton is off the hook this week. Try to stop this man. It can't be done.

[dinodinoulis]

This definitely needs to be researched further. The structural similarities strongly suggest that there is a possibility of some cognitive function of the universe as a whole, albeit at a significantly different timescale.

[thegreathadoken]

It's my (uneducated and faith-based) contention that the Universe is fractal. It's the very embodiment of the phrase 'as above, so below'. What we see at the very small scale, we will continue to see at the very large scales, and the larger the scales we find, the more they continue to resemble one another. As you zoom right into a fractal pattern and see how it reproduces itself and how it looks no matter how closely you zoom inwards, the Universe will continue to hold that same structure. I believe the Universe is probably infinite, or effectively infinite.

I believe that things such as the Mandelbrot Set (sic?) touch upon something ABSOLUTELY FUNDAMENTAL in our Universe. Perhaps even more fundamental than we already know. We might one day see that each brain is it's own self-contained Universe within a Universe, and our Universe is really the brain of some higher-being. Not literally, necessarily, but in the fractal sense.

[LarryStonster]

The universe begins to look more like a great thought than a great machine. -- Sir James Jeans

[after_midnight]

It's like comparing a swirl of a nautilus shell to a swirl of a galaxy. Golden ratio is everywhere