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They're also non-Euclidean geometric shapes. So calling it fractal is ambiguous at best and requires you extract one element that makes a fractal. While there a
by boredguy8 17y ago
They're also non-Euclidean geometric shapes. So calling it fractal is ambiguous at best and requires you extract one element that makes a fractal. While there are times writing in such a way can be helpful, this is not one of those times. Instead, "Quality is consistent across levels" or even "Organizational quality is self-similar".
- mixmax 17y agoI didn't think fractals had to be geometric shapes, but Wikipedia seems to agree with you, so I stand corrected. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal) I still think the analogy is pretty good though.