Hologram Quotes

“So hologram means--" I finally said.
"It means non-corporeal, yeah. Which sucks seeing as how there are a lot of very corporeal things I'd like to do with you right now.”
― Rachel Hawkins, Spell Bound

“And nothing's wrong when nothing's true
But I live in a hologram with you.”
― Lorde, Lorde - Pure Heroine Songbook: Piano/Vocal/Guitar

“You're more mean-spirited than I remember you being."

"It's this organic body. Hologram fur wasn't itchy.”
― Howard Tayler, The Scrapyard of Insufferable Arrogance

“Maybe Holgy's right. Maybe we are all holograms.”
― Anna Perera, Guantanamo Boy

“We don't need guns, we got dogs!”
― T.A. Uner, Guns and Dogs

“Tourists are as fleeting as holographic butterflies. The only thing permanent in this world is my Leftover Meatloaf. Branson needs to quickly learn this before I'm completely SOLD OUT.”
― Jarod Kintz, There are Two Typos of People in This World: Those Who Can Edit and Those Who Can't

“All perception is the result of electrical impulses in the brain - the world of the individual is tantamount to a highly advanced computer running and analyzing programs in its working memory.”
― Kevin Michel, Moving Through Parallel Worlds To Achieve Your Dreams

“Frisland is a country that's so powerful it had itself removed off all world maps, so it could stealthily gain influence. It has an ancient ruler named King Anthony, better known as Susan B. Anthony. Susan really do be Anthony.

King Anthony began to reign over Frisland just as soon as Susan B. Anthony "died." At first, King Anthony was kept alive through crude cloning techniques, but over the last century, technology has advanced so far that now King Anthony exists as a spirit embedded in a hologram.”
― Jarod Kintz, 94,000 Wasps in a Trench Coat

“Are people online real? I am a hologram. My favorite color is duck soup in audio format.”
― Jarod Kintz, Me and memes and memories

“Life is a hologram. Even the smallest moment contains eternity within it.”
― Banani Ray, Flow Yoga The Mindful Path of Action for Transforming Stress into Happiness

“Warhol himself was never anything but a kind of hologram. Famous people came to the Factory to hover around him without being able to get anything from him, but they tried to pass through him as you might with a filter or a camera lens, which is what he had in effect become. Valerie Solanas was even to try to shatter that lens by shooting at it, to pass through the hologram to establish that blood could still flow from it. So we can agree with Warhol: `You can't get more superficial than me and live'. And he nearly didn't come out of it alive.”
― Jean Baudrillard, The Perfect Crime

“Reading a screenful of information is quite a different thing from looking. It is a digital form of exploration in which the eye moves along an endless broken line. The relationship to the interlocutor in communication, like the relationship to knowledge in data-handling, is similar: tactile and exploratory. A computer-generated voice, even a voice over the telephone, is a tactile voice, neutral and functional. It is no longer in fact exactly a voice, any more than looking at a screen is exactly looking. The whole paradigm of the sensory has changed. The tactility here is not the organic sense of touch: it implies merely an epidermal contiguity of eye and image, the collapse of the aesthetic distance involved in looking. We draw ever closer to the surface of the screen; our gaze is, as it were, strewn across the image. We no longer have the spectator's distance from the stage - all theatrical conventions are gone. That we fall so easily into the screen's coma of the imagination is due to the fact that the screen presents a perpetual void that we are invited to fill. Proxemics of images: promiscuity of images: tactile pornography of images. Yet the image is always light years away. It is invariably a tele-image - an image located at a very special kind of distance which can only be described as unbridgeable by the body.
The body can cross the distance that separates it from language, from the stage, or from the mirror - this is what keeps it human and allows it to partake in exchange. But the screen is merely virtual - and hence unbridgeable. This is why it partakes only of that abstract - definitively abstract - form known as communication.”
― Jean Baudrillard, The Transparency of Evil: Essays in Extreme Phenomena

“What if dating apps are mostly populated by Deep Fakes, designed to get you to waste your life swiping right and keep you single? I say this because the last three matches I met up with for coffee turned out to be holograms.”
― Jarod Kintz, Don't Even Get Me Started On The Beastie Boys

“Eternity does not wait for the future; it is present in this tiny moment and holds the secrets of the whole cosmos.”
― Amit Ray, Enlightenment Step by Step

“If we accept that opposites (or gradations of circumstances, or differences in ways of being) are all part of the same hologram of life (just as we need different shades and colours to make up a picture), then we can see that we need all those aspects to make up our world.”
― Julia Woodman