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Figure: Barnsley iterated function system on the unit sphere of a two-dimensional Hilbert space - resulting from simultaneous monitoring of four non-commuting components of a spin. The four spin components are situated at the corners of a regular tetrahedron. View from the North Pole - which is one of the tetrahedron's corners.