surely you must be joking
“We’ll be wanting to learn more about fractals.” Thalia slipped on her shoes.
“Why?” Calliope asked. “And what’s a fractal?”
“I’m not exactly sure,” Tal replied. “That’s why we need research Silly! I have a… feeling… fractals offer us a creative spark for book 4… an opportunity to be unique.”
Urania shivered and looked up from her screen. She read, “…a curve or geometric figure, each part of which has the same statistical character as the whole. Geometry. Math. Think snowflakes, flower petals, trees.”
“Sounds beautiful…” said Calliope, “… but we hate math.”
“Do we? I didn’t say it was going to be easy.” Thalia shrugged. “C’mon. Let’s go to the farmer’s market.”
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Animals and plants are two halves of the same respiratory cycle.
Do you ever feel a pull to follow something, and then discard the idea because it seems too difficult or outlandish? What if it’s not meant to be easy?
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Fractals are delightful! And you don't have to do the math yourself, you can get someone else to do the work and just enjoy the results!
https://www.visnos.com/demos/fractal
Thought provoking! I’m fascinated by the expressed notion of tying fractals to Book Four?! For now, the farmers’ market sounds doable... 🙃