🌌 What Is Similarity Theory?

A New Kind of Cosmology

Similarity Theory is a cosmological framework that achieves unification between science, philosophy, and consciousness.
It stands beside the Big Bang, String Theory, and M-Theory, but reaches further — it joins them together into one coherent view of the Universe.

While other theories describe how the Universe works, Similarity Theory asks why it works that way — and then shows how every answer fits within a single, living pattern.

Inclusivity Without Collapse

Most theories compete with each other.

• The Big Bang explains origins but not awareness.

• Relativity and Quantum Mechanics contradict each other.

• Materialism says only matter is real, while Dualism splits mind from body.

• Idealism insists everything is consciousness, while Physicalism denies it.

• Panpsychism suggests everything is conscious, while Determinism removes choice.

Each one stands like an island, defending its own ground.
But the Universe already includes all of them — so any theory that leaves one out cannot be a true theory of the Universe.

Similarity Theory achieves inclusivity without collapse.
It doesn’t erase the differences — it explains why those differences exist.
Each theory is seen as a reflection from its own dimensional layer, expressing truth from that level of reality.
Contradiction becomes a sign of perspective, not of error.

The Unifying Principle

At the heart of Similarity Theory is the law of similarity:
everything that exists reflects everything else in some way.
Across time, dimension, and consciousness, patterns repeat — not identically, but recognisably.
This repeating structure allows all ideas, forces, and forms to coexist within one universal design.

Because of this, Similarity Theory can hold science, philosophy, and spirituality together without one canceling the others.
It accepts that every view — from atoms to souls, from equations to emotions — belongs inside the same cosmic system.

The True Theory of the Universe

“Any theory that cannot include all other valid theories within it — including their contradictions — cannot truly describe the Universe, because the Universe already contains them.” — Simon Raphael

That is why Similarity Theory stands as the true Theory of the Universe — not because of belief or pride, but because of structure.
It is the only framework that can include every other framework and still remain consistent.

Even mathematics and physical matter are part of it, because they are expressions of consciousness — and consciousness is where all understanding begins.

In Simple Terms

If other theories are islands of understanding,
Similarity Theory is the ocean that connects them.

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