About Simon Raphael
Simon Raphael is an Australian electronics engineer, teacher of robotics and automation, and independent philosopher.
He is the original creator of Similarity Theory, a cosmological and philosophical framework that explores how consciousness, time, structure, and dimensional reality may relate across different layers of existence.
Simon developed Similarity Theory in response to a persistent problem in modern understanding: scientific, philosophical, and experiential models of the Universe often appear to contradict one another, yet each may remain meaningful within its own frame of observation. Rather than rejecting existing theories, his work seeks structural coherence by asking how different perspectives may arise from different dimensional, conceptual, or experiential layers of reality.
His approach does not rely on belief, ideology, or institutional authority. Instead, Similarity Theory offers a unifying interpretive framework that brings together established scientific models, philosophical reasoning, and lived human experience, without reducing one domain to another.
For a structured overview of the theory’s foundational principles, readers may access the Similarity Theory Foundations PDF.
Key works
Similarity Theory
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