At TED2010, mathematics legend Benoit Mandelbrot develops a theme he first discussed at TED in 1984 — the extreme complexity of roughness, and the way that fractal math can find order within patterns that seem unknowably complicated.
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"please excuse me for sitting, i'm very old" what a gigachad
3 Months and 1 week and 1 day later, this fractal man traveled to the unknown fractal world, imaginary, as is the afterlife; left us with probably the best clue about the Universe for the progress of Humanity, since the invention of Computers
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JS Bach was using fractals in his music. His works are very structured, and beauty appears. Bach felt that Nature is structured.
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It stands for "Benoit B. Mandelbrodt".
Mathematicians have calculated that if you took all the blood vessels in your lungs and laid them out flat on a tennis court, you would die.
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peace for your soul
Thank you for your discovery
He is a polymath!!
God entered into my body, as a body. my same size. holy ghost baptism. God rips my face, shoots in my mouth, gum disease.
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THIS is why I love knitting and crocheting – it is hard to explain but it helps.
this guy is a fucking Genius, im an artist, and u used his work everyday ! thank you sir, you made my life better !
I once saw (with my eyes closed) these and much more complicated fractals when I was unbelievably high after accidentally eating a lot of ganja! It was a sight like no other!
This man seems to be interested in fractals.
I'll say, Dr. Benoit Mandelbrot could have flown away to Yurigaoka New Town in Heaven…..
うまい空気と広い家～…
RIP Doctor.
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Salute to anyone that would want to accurately measure the surface of a Broccoli Crown.
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Fractals are nothing but Mandals in Indian vedic Thousands year old
Consistency and Discipline
So fascinating, Greek philosophers said motion was impossible, mystics say time is an illusion, he says measurement of space is illusory…
Excelente
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"You can do anything and get your career made." What a beautiful man.
9:37 Mandelbrot glitched reality.
The self similar shapes are amazing It points to the bottomless wonders of this creation Only Mathematics can able to find out the rhythm of nature. Fantastic curiosity and what a beautiful explanation.
一生二，二生三，三生万物