Hacking the Hologram

Challenging Age-Old Beliefs & Behaviors on a Journey through the Illusions of Reality

De: Stephen Davis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Are you living in a hologram—and if so, what does that mean for your life, your beliefs, and your choices?

Whether you’re spiritual, skeptical, or somewhere in between, Hacking the Hologram offers a bold and eye-opening guide to navigating what may be the greatest illusion of all: the world you think is real.

In Hacking the Hologram, Stephen Davis invites you on a provocative journey through one of the most radical and fascinating possibilities emerging from modern physics: that our universe may be a holographic projection. But instead of focusing on the technical proofs, this book dares to ask the deeper, more personal questions: If the universe is a hologram, who created it? Why are we here? Can we change anything from within?

With curiosity, courage, and a healthy dose of irreverence, Davis challenges age-old religious beliefs, exposes illusions we’ve mistaken for reality, and proposes a daring new framework for understanding our existence—one that includes the mysterious Demiurge, the illusion of “God,” and the crucial power of choice in how we respond to life’s experiences.

Perfect for fans of The Matrix, The Truman Show, Michael Talbot, and consciousness explorers ready to break the fourth wall.

Worst Book I Ever Ordered on Audible

The virtual voice was the best part of this book. The content made me want to return it. The book cover gives the impression that it is about one topic but by chapter 5 it has wandered off completely...first into a thoroughly debunked "swoon theory" as his justification for declaring A THIRD OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION as inferior to his superior analytical review of the historical record surrounding Christ's resurrection. Its just as embarrassingly preposterous in 2025 as when Strauss debunked it in 1828. A gravely wounded man, who has been beaten, whipped and cut to ribbons, crucified, stabbed in the ribs with a spear, and lost massive amounts of blood, wrapped like a mummy in 100 pounds of burial cloths, and gone days without food or water, could not have unrolled himself, moved the massive stone sealing the tomb (which likely required multiple men), overpowered trained guards, convinced two guys to pretend to be angels and tell people he rose from the dead and then walked 7 miles to Emmaus to appear to his disciples. I stuck it out for 5 chapters until the author drifted onto the topic of supporting polyamory because monogamy is based on the patriarchy. Compared to this package of mental fertilizer, belief in a Holographic Universe is child's play.