Conscious Agent Simulation

The Hypothesis

The theory proposes that consciousness is fundamental, and what we perceive as the physical world is an interface generated by a vast network of interacting "conscious agents." This simulation explores how complex, ordered patterns (a stable "reality") can emerge from the simple, local interactions of these agents, without any central controller.

Agent Behaviours (Signalling Probability)

Red Agent Aggression: 2.0%

Green Agent Aggression: 0.5%

Blue Agent Aggression: 1.0%

This controls how often an agent tries to spread its experience to its neighbours.

How the Simulation Works

Agents & Experiences: Each circle is an agent, and its colour represents its current conscious experience.
The "Formula": Agents follow simple probabilistic rules. They perceive the experiences (colours) of their neighbours and, based on the "aggression" you set above, may try to influence a neighbour to adopt their colour.
Emergence: There is no "winning." The goal is to see if a stable consensus (a single dominant colour) emerges from the chaos, forming a simple, ordered "reality."