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Metacomputics Labs

researches a post-materialism paradigm that unifies consciousness, mind and matter.  The new paradigm is based on the simulation hypothesis which models the universe as the processing output of the computation. Metacomputics theoretical framework postulates that a transcendental computer that is made by, of, with and from metaconsciousness exists in the Platonic realm of Forms. The perceived phenomenological reality is rendered by the 

Platonic computer.   


Through collaborative R&D programs, Metacomputics is being applied to spiritual and personal development, innovative healing and healthcare practice, metaverse and artificial intelligence.


Dr Simon Duan is the founder and CEO of Metacomputics Labs. He came from China to the UK to study in the 1980s.  After receiving a PhD in Materials Science from Cambridge University, he worked in research and development, technology commercialisation and management consultancy in both the UK and China. He has long-standing interests in paranormal research and is a past vice president of the Chinese Parapsychology Association.

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