An hour-plus on how a single mathematical idea — self-similarity across scales — runs through biology, physics, and cosmology. From the Koch snowflake and the bifurcation diagram to Kleiber's law and the fractal structure of space.
Why it matters for Neural Cosmology: the programme rests on the claim that reality is organised by a repeating computational architecture across scales — from cellular bioelectricity to galactic rotation curves. The lecture is a popular entry point to the same intuition via the classical fractal toolkit.
The original lecture is in Russian. An English transcript can be generated from YouTube captions when needed.