In the labyrinth of cognition, one finds etched borders not visible to the tactile senses. These are the domains where knowledge weaves in and out of the realms of dark science.
Consider the oscillation of quantum strings, bound by forces beyond perception. Each vibration reveals secrets hidden by the very fabric of spacetime. Boundaries here are not walls, but thresholds of understanding.
The concept of boundary is, thus, a misnomer, implying closure when, in reality, it suggests expansion. Fractal dimensions in this discourse proliferate infinitely, mimicking the universe's unending complexity.
Reflect upon the boundaries of dark matter in the cosmos—a delineation not of space but of knowledge itself. Where do the edges of our understanding end, and the edges of the universe begin?
The analytical eye perceives these limits, yet the mind, when freed from linear confines, transcends them. Therein lies the fractal dance of thought: endlessly recursive, perpetually revealing.