
That was wicked!
So whats the defenition of fractal? ones ive seen have clearly been the result of a code punched in and a graphic representation. That looked more like something modeled then...erm...made bigger.. kinda..
Drunkness doesnt lend to explaining my awe ;)
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 0:33, Reply)

it takes your brain to another dimension.
I think this is a 3D way of looking at the fractals. So expand the forumla by cubing the results.
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 0:58, Reply)

My fav's still got to be this one just for Sammy D Jr.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMZKBbNuW2s
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 1:23, Reply)

But each time I've spent a long time perusing each and every advert in that section in the museum, all really entertaining, which is the point really :)
Saying that about touristy, Ive done my fair share of micro/smaller brewery tours. And though they dont come close to that experience both Guinness and Jamesons give a good experience considering how many people they need to cater for. I got 4 free pints on my second visit to the St.James's Gate. Though nothing will ever top drinking several pints with Mr.Theakston him self in my local brewery...
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 1:41, Reply)

which means you can cut out a little bit of it, and zoom it up and you get a copy of the original. The Mandelbox uses a similar set of equations to the Mandelbrot set, just over 3-D space with a couple of transformations to make it more "boxy" and 3-D.
Fractals are a bit weird. Take that triangle one, (Sierpinski Gasket) for example. If you stick three copies of it together, in a triangle, you get a Sierpinski Gasket twice as big as what you started with. Fair enough, you might think, but think about this - if you wanted to make a simple 2-D triangle twice as big, you'd have to put four copies of it together. And if you wanted to make a line drawing of a triangle twice as big, you could make it out of the lines from two copies. So the Sierpinski Gasket isn't really a 1-D drawing or a 2-D drawing. I think it's technically a 1.585-D drawing, more or less.
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 14:03, Reply)

Like a roccoco borg cube. Or something.
Damned impressive!
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 8:59, Reply)

Reminds me of something from Ken McLeod's novels; the post-human AI constructs called 'macros'.
( , Tue 29 Jun 2010, 9:55, Reply)