Universe at large scale and brain at very small scale remarkably similar

[Manifespo]

what is a fractal information network?
How does it function?

http://www.primidi.com/2005/02/04.html

Many complex networks, from the Internet to proteins interacting with other ones in a cell, or from actors having played together to Romanesque broccoli, have "a common architecture with snowflakes and trees." And even more surprisingly, Science News reports that "these networks all display similar patterns, whether viewed from up close or far away." In fact, all these networks are scale-free networks. Like the airline system, they contain hubs -- nodes with a very high number of links. In such networks, the distribution of node linkages follows a power law in that most nodes have just a few connections and some have a tremendous number of links. In that sense, the system has no "scale.

 

[StagnantReaction]

Trippy, and stuff.

 

[stonerfromohio]

This is one of the best threads ive read... I want more hear more links/pictures/opinions on this topic sorry if not coherent but props to thread starter.