/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11670117
Hah... I just left that board for good (probably), in fact I was in that same thread.

Subtractive recursion (visual or otherwise) is simply a division of scale in infinite sequence fren <3
Take a look at a Mandelbrot set and this link explaining recursion in coding. They may help you see better the nature and simplicity of it all.

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-recursion-works-explained-with-flowcharts-and-a-video-de61f40cb7f9/

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PD2XgQOyCCk

I will miss you all Greatly<3

Does anyone know any simple examples to explain induction. Ideally some sort of reasoning that they would come across in normal life?

I'm convinced that induction is extremely obvious and in the right context it'd be obvious to anyone normal person but I can't find a good example, non stupid.

Fractals were seen by a few humans willing to ingest certain substances for thousands of years, now fractals are visible to anyone with a computer

seriously think about that...fractals were possible to accurately visualize through the use of psychedelics, but that was it, the only way to see a fractal, up until computers. And now anyone can, anytime.

In addition, physicality emerges from self reference. Physicality emerges immediately. Consciousness technically does too, but doesn't emerge in any meaningful way unless intelligent mechanisms create meta-physicality about the current physical environment.