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Unravel the patterns of consciousness and reality through Simon Raphael's philosophical framework.

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Similarity Theory connects consciousness, matter, and reality through recursive patterns. This philosophical framework bridges cosmology, metaphysics, and systems thinking, offering insights into the evolution of awareness and the hidden symmetries that unite all aspects of existence across time and dimensions. FAQ

🔎 Similarity Theory is a unified cosmological framework exploring how consciousness, time, and dimensional structure relate as repeating patterns across reality.

It offers a pluralist view of consciousness, allowing individual centres of awareness to form collectives and later separate without losing individuality — while avoiding both monism (a single ultimate mind) and rigid dualism (a permanent split between mind and matter).

In short: reality is structured, relational, and layered — not reducible to a single substance or principle.

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Discover the philosophical framework of Similarity Theory, which connects consciousness, matter, and reality through patterns that echo across time and dimensions, offering insights into the universe's hidden symmetries.

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