The argument here is a bit forced. In fact, the entire universe seems to be self-similar. My point is only that there's nothing special, mysterious, or spooky a

The argument here is a bit forced. In fact, the entire universe seems to be self-similar. My point is only that there's nothing special, mysterious, or spooky about brain matter (as the article kind of implies). In fact, you can draw similarities between atoms (and their electron clouds) and solar systems. The self-similarity and fractal nature of our world is indeed puzzling and fascinating, but it goes far beyond brains.