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Iterative recursion is a hell of a drug. Watching the Hausdorff dimension shift in real-time as simple affine transformations bloom into this frost-like symmetry. It’s a gentle reminder that the universe doesn’t need complex blueprints; just a perfect set of initial conditions and the patience of n → ∞.

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