Review of: "Fractal Biology — Evolution from Molecular to Cognitive, and Psychological Dimensions"

This review presents an ambitious and interdisciplinary synthesis attempting to unify fractal symmetry across physical, molecular, neural, cognitive, and psychological domains under a space-time symmetry and relativity (STSR) framework.The manuscript's strength lies in its breadth: it integrates literature from fractal physics, molecular assembly, cytoskeletal organization, neuronal morphology, physiological dynamics, immune systems, perception, cognition, and environmental psychology.The attempt to trace fractal determinants across hierarchical biological levels-from protein aggregation and actin cytoskeleton organization to pyramidal neuron morphology and cognitive laterality-is conceptually intriguing and intellectually bold.The extensive referencing demonstrates deep engagement with both classical fractal theory (e.g., Mandelbrot) and contemporary biological literature.