Why do galactic filaments look like neurons? Are we in the mind

Yes here's your Nobel

>>8291038
They also look like a colagen rich tissue, it literally looks like any net.

>>8291038
>What is a fractal?

Why do things tend to take the path of least resistance?

>>8291038
It's a good way to connect points in 3D space. Just look at the way bubbles organize themselves. It looks very similar.

>>8291076
Not this.

>>8291093
They don't.

>>8291104
They don't?

>>8291104
>they dont
>I never learned anything about the very basics of thermodynamics or electromagnitism or fucking kinetics

>>8291038

Maybe the flow of data in the universe most optimally represents itself in a network form. Galatic filaments form around string-like dark matter where matter is attracted to while mother fucking consciousness arises from a shit tonne of molecules whizzing around in synaptic space. Just a huge pattern matching attempt lol

Cum into a glass of water and you will see a similar result.

Is there a relation?

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>>8291163
>We're god's cum floating in the dark wine of the cosmos

>>8291109
>>8291115
It implies that if given two paths of unequal resistance, the flow will direct itself towards the one with least resistance, which is not true. The flow always splits proportionaly.

Dude now I get it. So when we forget something thats a black hole sucking our memories. Eureka!

>>8291185
>the flow will direct itself towards the one with least resistance
you worded that quite weird, but it will

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>>8291038
Sometimes things just look like other things. It doesn't mean anything important.

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>>8291038
damn universe, you scary

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_action