Interactive simulations
Play with the ideas. Each simulation exposes a model and its assumptions alongside a research paper; interaction is illustration, not independent validation.
Hand-built companions to the core papers — made to be played, not just watched.
The Protein Observer
PlayableA deliberately constructed backaction toy. Clicking a residue reduces a model uncertainty variable and can trigger early lock-in, letting you inspect what follows from that protocol—and what does not generalize to measurement in biology.
Companion to: The Limits of Falsifiability
Coupling and a Delayed Observer
PlayableA parameterized Kuramoto toy in which the observer is deliberately slower than the coupling process. It demonstrates a possible verification lag, not a universal inequality between synchrony and measurement.
Companion to: Timing Inaccessibility and the Projection Bound
The Meta-Time Spiral
PlayableCompare a phase-only circle with a bounded spiral that records traversal history, then test how noise changes what can still be read.
Soup, Sparks, and Their Update Rules
PlayableCompare two deliberately unequal interaction rules, with the assumptions exposed. The toy does not test consciousness, substrate superiority, or thermodynamic efficiency.
Quantum Eraser Data Slicing
PlayableInspect how idler-conditioned coincidence subsets can show complementary fringes while the unsorted signal marginal remains unchanged.