They're crowd engines. It's akin to how human clans can achieve more than a single human, but can scale up to a certain point. The funny thing is I had this di

They're crowd engines. It's akin to how human clans can achieve more than a single human, but can scale up to a certain point. The funny thing is I had this discussion during my theory of computation course with my professor, and I'm trying to disprove it daily for decades. I was unable to find a single, real world example. Fractals are also found in the nature, however since we need to zoom into them, they end at a certain point. Also, nature is a fractal in a greater sense. Stars follow an orbit in a galaxy. Planets follow an orbit around a star. Satellites follow an orbit around a planet. While an edge case, flying bugs follow an orbit around a light source. At the end electrons follow an orbit around a nucleus. IOW, a fractal is not more complex than nature itself.