Explore the Lab
Use the Weidu Fanling collective’s studios, editors and models to develop work, compare ideas and examine evidence. Browse documented initiatives with PECA, make visual explanations in Making Room or explore questions through Simulator, Everything Box, GITS, DUAL and XRT. Clone Chat offers adults a conversation beside a memory, with replies generated on their own device.
PECA
World evidence, sources and limits
Browse documented world initiatives and the PECA Impact Atlas, with source credits, coverage notes and evidence limits.
Coverage is partial. Results cannot be added into a single country score. The project page explains the releases, sources and unresolved checks.
Explore PECA →Constellarium
Build a constellation
Look around from inside the globe, find a working specialist, or assemble the catchment trio. Change two rainfall scenarios and download the calculation, contributions and sources.
The globe pins are fictional. The tools run in your browser and the catchment is a fictional example.
Open Constellarium →Simulator
A Small Catchment, Several Futures
Change the starting landscape, weather pattern, intervention and time horizon in an example catchment. Compare two simplified models with no new action, then inspect delayed and downstream consequences.
The catchment and index values are constructed examples. This model cannot predict environmental outcomes or support land-management decisions. The guided journey includes a deliberate insufficient-evidence result.
Open Simulator →Read the source and model checks on GitHub, or download the source files. Build instructions, reuse notes and the limits of the simplified models are included.
Everything Box
Explore a sample public problem
Choose a sample public problem, question four assumptions and explore different approaches. Download a brief to review or discuss.
These starting points use prepared examples. A real proposal needs independent evidence, an assessment of costs and participation by affected people. It also needs clear accountability and a way to appeal decisions.
Open Everything Box →Making Room
Six controls and an editable storyboard
Explain annealing, develop a place inspired by a painting or explore a shared street. Change the illustration, write four scenes, compare choices and download your work.
These editors produce illustrations and editable storyboards. They do not render a finished video or predict material properties or planning outcomes. The three editors work in your browser.
Open Making Room →Clone Chat
Talk beside a memory
Start a text conversation beside a memory. With permission, add a short voice sample and a photo, then hear a completed generated reply or play it with a moving portrait. Questions about the person’s life show only the notes you supplied.
Use your own adult voice and likeness, or an adult’s with their explicit permission. Voice and portrait add about 260 MB of downloads on first use. Compatible hardware is needed, and animation can look slow or uneven. Media and chat stay on your device. The speech and portrait movement are generated. They are not original recordings and do not show what the person would say.
Open Clone Chat →GITS
Ghost in the Substrate explores time and possible futures.
The Century Lab
Work backwards from a hypothetical success in 2126. Explore an Earth process, hidden history or timescale, then compare saved drafts.
Illustrative values from simplified rules. Saved snapshots do not verify independent authorship or establish an Earth finding.
Open The Century Lab →DUAL
Explore when interpretations meet and what can pass to another reader.
The Separation Studio
Choose an example case. Try no exchange, early influence or exchange after first commitments. Write two interpretations and review what changes.
People supply every interpretation. Wording changes do not establish correctness or a benefit from exchange.
Open the studio →The Little Gate Laboratory
Choose a fixed rule to relay messages, withhold them, send an uncertainty signal or allow one-way exchange. Inspect what crossed the gate.
The gate does not interpret messages. Alternative routes do not show how people would have reasoned.
Open the laboratory →The Unseen Third Studio
Write separate first rules and a joint rule. Prepare five kinds of rule-card kit for a newcomer to try.
Workshop includes the example’s answer key. Give a newcomer only the separate page and one kit. Scores do not establish a new mind or a benefit from combining interpretations.
Open the X3 workshop →Open the newcomer page with one assigned kit. It contains no answer key.
XRT
Try representations, invent visual messages and investigate a small world.
Representation Studio
Choose text, spatial graph or scrambled graph. Navigate the switch-and-arrow world to EXIT.
Seeds relabel one template. Learning its route on repeat attempts does not establish that one view is better.
Open the studio →The Third Mind
Invent visual messages for shapes and pulses. Teach a reader, then prepare a file for a newcomer to try unfamiliar combinations.
“Third Mind” names an exploration of transfer. It does not establish merged minds, consciousness or a transfer effect. Keep the answer file private.
Open The Third Mind →The Third Witness
Inspect four observations. Probe a constructed system, build a state model and check new action sequences.
This simplified learning model exposes its seed and answer rules in the source, so it cannot support a blind research test. “Witness” means the world’s response.
Open The Third Witness →Collected 28 October 2026. Simulator added 29 October 2026. Everything Box added 4 November 2026. Making Room and Clone Chat added 6 November 2026. Each facility keeps its own version and limits. Wording updated 6 November 2026.