Resolution limits

I actually met Benoit Mandelbrot when I was an intern at IBM's T. J. Watson research center in the late '80s. I was randomly walking around the building and passed by a tiny office with "B. Mandelbrot" on the door. I stuck my head in, saw an old bald dude sitting there and said "are you the Bernard Mandelbrot?" He said "yes" and I said "oh" and walked on. Apparently he didn't hear that I said "Bernard" instead of "Benoit".

What does the 'B' in Benoit B. Mandelbrot stand for?

Benoit B. Mandelbrot

this is a draft, the cartoonist is still working on the third panel

Semi related: There's a cool rabbit hole you can dive into when it comes to coastline lengths of some countries. Specifically the UK.

Depending on who measured the coastline and with which method the results can be wildly different because there's always some form of simplification required. See this video for example: Link

The devil is in the details.

Not a mathematician fractologist. Does the boundary have infinite length, or just infinite detail?

Mandlebrotwurst. Infinite sausage.

Don’t look closer, or you won’t be able to come out ever again.

Pathological monsters!

Can someone explain pls

It definitelly doesn't pay to be detail-oriented when doing a fractal lawn...

Just more turtles all the way down.