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The early sense of self-similarity as an organizing principle came from the...
Author:
James Gleick
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Chaos: Making a New Science
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The early sense of self-similarity as an organizing principle came from the limitations on the human experience of scale.
( James Gleick )
[ Chaos: Making a New Science ]
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