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	<title>Comments on: on natural philosophers</title>
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		<title>By: karen</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fractals are like that.  I like that it&#039;s possible that all the wonderful differences in the universe can come down to very small, relatively simple patterns or formulas.  I was reading a book on tesselations at one point and there was a puzzle requiring me to find the repeat.  I looked and looked and couldn&#039;t find it.  When it was pointed out I was amazed;  it was huge!  I like the idea that so many things that seem inexplicable may only be that way because we don&#039;t have the right perspective.



In a very facetious vein, I also read a magazine somewhere in which was displayed the floor of a person who had designed his/ her tile pattern out of fractals.  I thought that it would be interesting to do this with your bathroom floor.  You&#039;d never leave.  You&#039;d just spend the whole sitting time staring, finding patterns.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Fractals are like that.  I like that it&#8217;s possible that all the wonderful differences in the universe can come down to very small, relatively simple patterns or formulas.  I was reading a book on tesselations at one point and there was a puzzle requiring me to find the repeat.  I looked and looked and couldn&#8217;t find it.  When it was pointed out I was amazed;  it was huge!  I like the idea that so many things that seem inexplicable may only be that way because we don&#8217;t have the right perspective.</p>
<p>In a very facetious vein, I also read a magazine somewhere in which was displayed the floor of a person who had designed his/ her tile pattern out of fractals.  I thought that it would be interesting to do this with your bathroom floor.  You&#8217;d never leave.  You&#8217;d just spend the whole sitting time staring, finding patterns.</p>
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