Fractal

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A Sierpinski triangle fractal after 7 iterations.

A fractal is any equation or pattern that when seen as an image produces a picture which can be zoomed into infinity and will still produce the same picture. It can be cut into parts which look quite like a smaller version of the set that was started with. A simple example is a tree that branches infinitely into smaller branches with those smaller branches branching into even smaller branches and so on.

Fractals are related to the field of psychonautics due to the fact that they are an extremely common component embedded within the visual experience of psychedelic geometry. Fractal images with mathematics are generated through recursive formulas that infinitely repeat an image over itself in a self-similar way.

It could therefore be speculated that the fractals one sees within psychedelic geometry are generated through a similar recursive looping system which is reinterpreting the same visual stimuli multiple times on top of itself, thus causing geometry to flower out into distinctive fractal structures.

Examples

 Caption
Ld4Glh.jpgFractals by Anonymous
J7gqGh.jpgFractals by Anonymous
Geometry1.jpgFractals by Anonymous
Natural fractal close up.jpgNatural Fractal - Close-up by Windy Power
Rednwhite.pngFractals by Anonymous
Nw80rh.jpgFractals by Anonymous
NPBg8h.jpgFractals by Anonymous
ZoomingIntoInfinity.jpgZooming into Infinity by Naps284
KBhSz.jpgFractals by Anonymous
Fractals4.jpgFractals by Anonymous
WIRTVh.jpgFractals by Anonymous

See also