Uniformitarianism and the Fractal

Uniformitarianism : The key to the past can be found in the present. I have a strong interest in geography and geology and it was here where I first read of Hutton’s uniformity, I soon found – after teaching development economics - that this principle may be more universal, and may show in economics too. The law of uniformitarianism reveals itself in the fractal. To describe a fractal, one would eventually cover the principle, only instead of reading as above - the key the past can be found in the present - it would read as the key to the present (scale) can be found in the small scale – or conversely the large scale, assuming. ceteris paribus approach, (holding all else constant or frozen). In the below tree fractal, the new (present) cross-section line b-b will share the same, (but different) as the old (past) cross-section line a-a. Scale is the only difference - both in time (age) and size. Fractal Demonstration of Uniformity It is another insight from the fundamental ch