Welcome, dear traveler, to the exhibition of recursive repetitions, where every twist and turn leads back to what was once new but is now old and familiar. Ironically, it's never been fresher.
Observe how these geometric stars twinkle, reminding us of a universe far too vast and impersonal to notice one's existence, yet here they are—a curious dance, indeed.
"What is fractality," mused the mathematician, "if not the poetic embodiment of nature's disdain for simplicity?"
Once upon a time in an algorithm far, far away, nested the dreams of numerical villagers.
Have you heard the one about the fractal tree that wanted to be a skyscraper? Well, it's still growing sideways.
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