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I'm not sure it's a fractal nature of detail, it might just be a vague reference to an old movie.
by CyberDildonics 6mo ago
I'm not sure it's a fractal nature of detail, it might just be a vague reference to an old movie.
- sdwr 6mo agoYeah, fractal means you see the same structure, or an equally complex structure, at the smaller scale. This is just details, there's no sustained complexity
- alienbaby 5mo agoFractal means that something has a fractional spatial dimension. Ie, a fractal plane filling curve would have a dimension somewhere between 1 and 2
- redfloatplane 6mo agoDid you read the article? It's entirely about a concrete artefact from that old movie, down to the kind of tweed, now made by only six people in Scotland. I'm not sure how you come to this response.
- CyberDildonics 6mo agoIs rare tweed fractal detail or is it just an oddball fact?
- redfloatplane 6mo agoMaybe I meant that the amount of detail is sustained no matter how close you look? Maybe I was careless with my words? This is unnecessarily pedantic. I enjoyed the article. See you another time, CyberDildonics
- saberience 5mo agoDon't worry, I completely agree with your original comment and think CyberDildonics is being a bit of a dildo in this case...
- CyberDildonics 5mo agoI ask reasonable questions and because of that you insult me?