= Holography in fiction
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Holography in fiction often refers to the use of holographic technology to create three-dimensional images or projections in a narrative context. This concept can serve a variety of purposes in storytelling, including: 1. **Visual Communication**: Holography can be used for communication, allowing characters to interact with lifelike, three-dimensional representations of other characters or information. This can create dramatic or emotional moments, especially in scenarios involving distance or absence.
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