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The bark of this tree forms a repeating pattern as one looks closer and closer at it - a fractal, or fractional dimension - a principle that seems universal in life, both biologically and sociologically...
However many fractals may be superimposed within a living creature, the fractals themselves seem incredibly simple, when isolated. Repeating patterns are handy when building a system of any kind - one need only make larger or smaller versions of the same template to build a complex looking system, like an electrical grid or computer. Overlap and integrate a mere handful of these systems and it becomes mindboggling, however simple and understandable its' roots may be.
Life is far simpler than the living tend to think.
