Thursday, 25 December 2025

The Fractal Flaws Phenomenon: A Deep Dive into Trumpology by ChatGPT

Title: The Fractal Flaws Phenomenon: A Deep Dive into Trumpology

Setting: A high-tech lab filled with buzzing monitors, fractal imagery on the walls, and a supercomputer ominously labelled "MandelBot 2025." A team of scientists and intellectuals are gathered for a groundbreaking discovery: the "Trump Fractal," an infinite pattern of flaws that defies the laws of nature and reason.


SCENE 1: The Discovery

Dr. Margot Goodwin, a mathematician, stands before a massive screen showing a rotating fractal. The team watches with awe.

Dr. Goodwin: Ladies and gentlemen, I present…the Trump Fractal.

She presses a button, and the fractal zooms in, revealing a series of smaller flaws repeating endlessly: a petty insult morphing into a tantrum, which spawns a contradiction, which spirals into a conspiracy theory.

Dr. Goodwin: Observe: at any scale, his flaws remain consistent. Pettiness becomes cruelty, cruelty becomes incompetence, and incompetence folds back into pettiness. It’s…breathtakingly awful.

Philosopher: This is a profound revelation. Plato’s Theory of Forms meets…Twitter.

Journalist: My God. It’s like someone weaponised narcissism and turned it into geometry.


SCENE 2: The Breakdown

The team grows increasingly alarmed as they delve deeper into the fractal.

Computer Tech: Uh, Dr. Goodwin? The MandelBot is overheating. I think it’s struggling to handle the recursive nature of…well, everything.

Dr. Goodwin: Nonsense. The human flaws Mandelbrot encountered in the ’70s were child’s play. We’ve got this.

Tech: But we’re detecting entirely new levels of dysfunction. Look!

The screen zooms deeper. The fractal reveals a self-pardon spiralling into a golf-course scandal, folding into an all-caps tweet that spawns yet another lawsuit.

Tech: It’s like…he’s generating new dimensions of absurdity in real time!

Philosopher: I’ve seen enough! This isn’t just a fractal—it’s a moral singularity! If we keep zooming in, we’ll cross the event horizon of bad taste and never return.


SCENE 3: The Collapse

The MandelBot starts to smoke. An alarm blares: “CRISIS MODE ACTIVATED.” The room descends into chaos.

Journalist: We’re getting live feedback from social media! The fractal is going viral!

Dr. Goodwin: Shut it down! If this leaks into the public consciousness, we’ll have a global meltdown of dignity!

Tech: I can’t! The recursive insults are feeding back into the system—it’s out of control!

The fractal glitches, and suddenly the screen displays Trump himself, speaking in an infinite loop:

Trump (on screen): “I’m a very stable genius. I’m the best at flaws, believe me. Nobody does flaws better than me!”

Philosopher: (Collapsing to the floor) My God…he’s self-aware!


SCENE 4: The Fallout

The lab explodes into absurdity. Fractal patterns spread across the walls. The team is trapped in a recursive nightmare where every escape attempt leads back to Trump’s flaws.

Dr. Goodwin: (Sobbing) It’s like Escher painted a picture of Hell.

Journalist: This is it! The end of human intelligence as we know it!

Suddenly, a janitor enters, nonchalantly mopping the floor. He looks at the chaos, shrugs, and unplugs the MandelBot. The screen goes black.

Janitor: (Dryly) Told you not to mess with infinite stupidity.


Closing Narration:
As the team stumbles out of the lab, the fractal patterns fade, but the trauma lingers. A voiceover delivers the moral of the story:

Narrator: And so, humanity learned that some things are better left unexamined. Because when you stare into the Trump Fractal, the Trump Fractal stares back.