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The holographic principle implies that all the information in a volume of space can be encoded onto its boundary from "summary" of The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene

The holographic principle suggests that the information contained within a given region of space can be represented on the boundary that surrounds it. This idea challenges our conventional understanding of how information is distributed in the universe. In essence, it proposes that the three-dimensional reality we perceive may actually be a holographic projection of data stored on a two-dimensional surface. This principle emerged from attempts to reconcile quantum mechanics with the theory of gravity. According to the principles of quantum mechanics, information cannot be lost; it must be conserved. However, when black holes were taken into consideration, a discrepancy arose. Black holes have an entropy that is proportional to their surface area rather than their volume, leading physicists to speculate that the information within a black hole might be encoded on its surface rather than within i...
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    The Fabric of the Cosmos

    Brian Greene

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