My Review: When I first picked up the book, I felt like a child picking up a calculus book. Hoping I might learn something, but not expecting to get a single thing out of it. It wasn’t till I started skimming through the books that I noticed an unusually large amount of pictures and illustrations. Majority of the pictures weren’t hard-to-understand graphs, but on the contrary they were almost silly. Throughout the book …showed first 75 words of 707 total…

…showed last 75 words of 707 total…nearly as easy (or accidental one might add) as going from order to chaos. There’s simple reasoning behind this, chaos is complex and order is relatively simple. So as you might imagine, working with chaos is much more difficult than working with order. The transition from one to the other is a very complicated subject. When the authors talk about The Mirror they are referring to what is called “self-similarity.” Self-similarity is a repetition