Your brain is a sierpiński triangle: the fractal algorithm behind love, language, and the laws of physics

For more than four decades my work has followed a single thread: the search for patterns unifying life, intelligence, and the universe. From early recognition as Brazil's youngest inventor to pioneering mobile payments, to my sabbatical in São Paulo where I used AI as my laboratory, the journey has been about connecting ideas across scales. Recent public versions include analysis of the Riemann zeta function (with 19 Standard Model parameters calculated), ANITA knot validation, CMB cosmology, and the bio-spacetime network. These converge in a unifying relation: dD/dt =α ⋅ (∇2ϕ) ⋅ (Δt/ΔS) Linking curvature, information flow, and complexity. Fractal dimensions across the neocortex (~1.7), protein folding (1.5–1.6), vascular networks (~1.8), and the tree of life (~1.82) confirm that living systems operate near the edge of chaos and order. In parallel, I advanced a working conjecture on the zeros of the Riemann zeta function, and released a public version demonstrating that the 19 Standard Model parameters — long treated as empirical — can be calculated. These are not slogans, but constructive derivations with explicit formulae and predictions. A private version provides axioms, theorems, proofs, falsifiability criteria, and simulation tools for researchers. This book begins from that foundation: intelligence is fractal — repeating, evolving, and uniting mind, machine, and cosmos.