On meditating over the video I started playing with "my own" little fractal. Which I think is more likely the fingerprint.
I started with half a circle, then instead of completeing the circle with an equal half, I doubled the next half, you could go on into infinty in either directions without a problem, and it will always be a copy of the larger scale.
The reason I chose doubling, is because that is the rate of cell growth, cells divide, i.e. double. This is the natural ordar and based on my observation of this experiment may beapplicable to the formation of matter. It certainly fits in with the notion that all parts of a fractal resemble other parts at a difirent scale.
Anyhow, what I ended up with was a nautilus shell.... OR a galaxy, both growing according to the same rules.
Then my eyes caught something else, the centre or gravity point would undulate up and down with the addition of every segment, echoing the undulation of planets, suns and galaxies on their axis. It is virtualy a byproduct of growth, keeping things in balance.
Also obseve what you are left with what you get when you cover either the left or the right of the image, compare it with the original.... tear in the time space continuem much?
So no we know spirals are fractals, is this why vortexes are often used to portray portals? Also strange how common vortexes are in our internal visions.