All-encompassing yet lacking -- A Holistic Overview and Contemplation

Author: Liu Keshu
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Features: This book analyzes the formation and evolution of the holographic view from the perspectives of the history of thought in China and the West and modern science, revealing the inherent contradictions and dynamics of the holographic view. With profound knowledge spanning both the past and present, the author employs eloquent and accessible language to trace the holographic view from Plato, Bruno, Leibniz, and Hegel to holographic photography and Bohm's physical holographic view. It examines classical texts such as the I Ching, the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon, India's The Great Forest Upanishad, and the Lingyin Jing, and discusses the holographic view in modern physics, computers, biology, and logic. Through the extension of contemporary Guangyun mathematics, the fundamental properties of infinite sets can be reexpressed as: any part of an infinite set is an infinite set. In line with the mathematical spirit of the Indra's Net, the author envisions the technological prospects of "from the Internet to the Indra's Net" and outlines a classic era blueprint for "from the knowledge economy to the virtuous knowledge economy."