Introduction to Renormalization
In Lecture 3.1, the examples produced by Rule 150 remind me of lacework, or knitted/crocheted work. Can anyone confirm that this is because the artisans use local rules?
I've just realized that cartoons are [renormalized](https://xkcd.com/1489/): most information has been removed, but the point of the joke comes through clearly.
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