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Comment by Edward theurj Berge on January 30, 2016 at 2:48pm

Multifractals are synius!

Comment by Ambo Suno on January 30, 2016 at 2:35pm

Yeah, t. Good words that honor the mystery of complexities.

Gooday.

Comment by Edward theurj Berge on January 30, 2016 at 2:35pm

And this: "However, more than a dozen works revealed a very clear multifractal structure, and almost all of these proved to be representative of one genre, that of stream of consciousness." This supports my thesis stated many times in the forum that it's structure is more stream of consciousness than linearly structured academic writing. And the former turns out to be the most multifractal. Interesting indeed.

Comment by Edward theurj Berge on January 30, 2016 at 2:30pm

I like this paragraph, similar to my recent ruminations in the forum:

"Multifractals are more highly advanced mathematical structures: fractals of fractals. They arise from fractals 'interwoven' with each other in an appropriate manner and in appropriate proportions. Multifractals are not simply the sum of fractals and cannot be divided to return back to their original components, because the way they weave is fractal in nature. The result is that in order to see a structure similar to the original, different portions of a multifractal need to expand at different rates. A multifractal is therefore non-linear in nature."