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Network Fractal Patterns

Network Fractal Patterns in the Human Brain
by Owen Borville
November 5, 2021
Science

Networks in nature feature fractal patterns, such as as the human brain complete with its network of 100 billion neuron nerve cells.

These 100 billion neuron cells are associated with 100 trillion connections to other cells within the body.

The neuron cells of the brain feature fractal branching patterns that allow them to communicate better with all of the cells in the body.

This fractal pattern is extended over scales from larger to infinitely smaller repeating patterns.

In other words, the geometric fractal nature of neuron cells in the human brain allows much more efficiency and productivity than without the fractal nature that it possesses.

Any other non-fractal arrangement of neuron cells in the brain would not allow as many connections to occur, meaning less productivity and efficiency.

The human brain is uniquely and intelligently designed to perform the amazing job that it does and this design would only be possible with the ability of an Intelligent Designer who created the brain and everything in it with all of the parts needed at once in order to function properly and not slowly part by part over long periods of time.
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