Unlocking the Universe: Fractal Structure of Language Reveals the Secrets of Reality

Fractals are intricate structures that exhibit self-similarity across different scales. They appear in nature, art, mathematics, and surprisingly, in the structure of language. The fractal nature of language means that the same patterns and relationships can be observed at various levels of complexity, from individual letters to entire texts. This self-similarity is not just a mathematical curiosity; it reflects the underlying structure of reality itself. Just as fractals can be found in the shape of a coastline or the branching of a tree, they can also be found in the way words and meanings are connected. This connection is not limited to natural languages but extends to artificial languages like programming languages, suggesting a universal principle behind linguistic organization. <a href="https://medium.com/@cherkashin/unlocking-the-universe-fractal-structure-of-language-reveals-the-secrets-of-reality-c6de35b11741">Website</a>