Benoit Mandelbrot disdained traditional Euclidian geometry for its
A) inability to account for variations in starting points.
B) Inability to describe irregularly shaped forms.
C) lack of inclusion of color as a component of order.
D) great focus on finite patterns.

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Mandelbrot was known for developing fractal geometry, which accounted for irregularly shaped forms that were not describable by Euclidian geometry.

Benoit Mandelbrot Disdained Traditional Euclidian Geometry for Its