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How the tiger got its stripes

by lifepatternsemerging | Sep 6, 2018 | spontaneous pattern formation, Turing spots and stripes

Like many great scientists, Alan Turing found beauty in simple explanations for nature’s complexity. He often found simple explanations for very complex problems. The same mind that cracked Germany’s Enigma code during WWII (inspiring Winston Churchill to say Turing...
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