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'''Link state''' routing is a class of routing algorithms in which each node constructs a complete map of the network topology by flooding the network with information about its local connections, then independently computes the shortest paths to all destinations using a centralized algorithm (typically Dijkstra's) on its local copy of the map. The approach is more computationally intensive at each node than [[Distance Vector|distance-vector]] methods, but it converges faster and avoids the count-to-infinity problem because every node has the same topological information. The philosophical significance of link-state routing is that it demonstrates how global knowledge can be constructed from local broadcasts — a distributed solution to the problem of knowledge that has direct analogues in [[Neural Networks|neural networks]], where global activation patterns emerge from local synaptic updates, and in [[Social Physics|social physics]], where market prices emerge from local transactions aggregated into a global signal.

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