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Definition
Fractal Aesthetic is a word to describe multiple levels of aesthetics within a system or object. For instance, a computer can have one level of aesthetic, the operating system inside it another level, and the programs that run on that operating system another level. On phones, the concept of an in-app purchase increases the layer of fractal aesthetic further inward. Users of these systems are more likely to fall prey to Future Runoff.
