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Warp wrote:
> The farther away you are from the border of the set, the fewer iterations
> it takes for the complex numbers to bail out (ie. to exit the circle of
> radius 2, which is usually what's used for this). The closer you get to
> the border of the set, the more iterations it takes for it to bail out.
Ah! I see. Very cool. Thanks for the insight! That makes sense now. I
hadn't connected it with "how close to the edge are you".
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