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The universe is fractal in nature. Everything should be considered as such. Things fall into place so much easier. See Universal Foundations. Here's a great example comparing a mouse's brain to the evolution of the Universe. (See original NY Times article, without picture.)

Elsewhere:

• Brain.save(): Depicting Generic Processes

There's a good reason why these things all look similar:

• Bolts of lightning

  • Picture

• Rivers and streams

  • Picture 1
  • Picture 2

• Tree roots

  • Picture 1
  • Picture 2

• Windpipes down to alveoli

  • Picture

• 'Arbor Vitae' Part of the brain

  • Picture

• Could there be a similarity between a giant hexagon on Saturn and snowflakes?

• Fractal NLP - word recognition is based on a layered system of understanding. But is it fractal? How does each layer mirror the other layers?

• Societies And Individuals Are Fractal
• Very related - Working With Chaos
• Milky Way DNA
• Scientists work it out? Fractals explain Quantum Physics? - N.B. Are we looking at ourselves? I like the idea that we perceive perception.

Elsewhere...

• TS::FractalSociety (note to self - read more)
  • ...which links to the excellent resource: http://www.readwriteweb.com/2004/01/15.html#a188
• TS::FractalCleanUpCrew