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Yes, even more mundane: Pi has infinite complexity too (if you look at the decimals), while there are simple generator functions.

• trashtester 8y ago
  True. That is a different type of complexity, though. While the digits in Pi appear like white noise, fractals have a very distinct sense of orderliness, but with infinite detail. The latter tends to be more fascinating for most people. Technically, the first is called disorganized complexity and the second organized complexity.
  • novaRom 8y ago
    > Technically, the first is called disorganized complexity and the second organized complexity. Sorry, but can you point any source please supporting your statement?
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    • trashtester 8y ago
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complexity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complexity
• copperx 8y ago
  Wouldn't Pi have very low complexity, according to Kolmogorov?