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25 Dec 2021Mathchan is launched into public

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I don't get it. Why are so many people in fractals nowadays?

There seems to be a whole community on Youtube that makes Mandelbrotzooms and seems to appreciate the psychedelic aesthetics and the relationship of these to PC hardware. Is this simply a continuation of the graphics demo scene?

I don't quite understand the appeal. However, I don't quite understand the math behind it either.
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>>465
Cauase fractals are pretty.
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>>466
Thank you. Now, I get it.
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>>465
A fractal
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>>465
"schizos" schizing out is a good explanation
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>>465
It looks interesting, like there could be some seret around any corner, but it isn't, so there's no pressure to find anything