What is the infolding theory?

The infolding theory, often associated with certain interpretations of quantum mechanics and cosmology, posits that the universe is structured in such a way that higher dimensions or layers of reality are embedded within lower ones. It suggests that information and events can be "infolded" into a more complex, multidimensional reality, impacting how we perceive time, space, and consciousness. This concept is sometimes linked to the work of physicist David Bohm, who proposed that the universe is an interconnected whole, with the observable world emerging from deeper, underlying processes.