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Some cool fractal facts.
I learned about fractals from adrienne maree brown’s book Emergent Strategy. When I read about them I said, “Ahhh! Yes!”
I suspect fractal magic is groovy enough of an idea to jive with Nora Bateson’s thinking. Watch her interviewed by Najia Shaukat Lupson on her new podcast, Entangled World. Bateson’s new book Combining is in the mail.
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