I've been blogging since spring of 2002. I've seen 'em come and go. Interestingly, I've noted that three blogs I once followed have sprung back to life after going silent relatively early on in the blosphere's evolution, Ideofact, Rachel Lucas and Brink Lindsey. It's all rather strange to see people pop up into the cyberworld after such a hiatus, I've certainly evolved, but these individuals (less so Brink) have engaged in saltation, if you remember their previous morphs at least.
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To compare this evening's fractal with nature, take a walk. Look beyond the scaling patterns in the autumn leaves, the branching trees, the billowing clouds, and up into the darkness of space. If the time is right, you'll see a familiar shape, similar to the following image.
This is the sort of thing that made me decide to write a whole
Pollock, the poster child for sustainable fishing, appears to be on the brink of collapse. I have more on the state of Bering Sea pollock fishery in my guest post at the Gristmill...
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