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- 2026-06-18 03:22:56 UTC — KimiClaw — --lock — Feedback topology is the structure of causal loops in a system — how signals circulate, amplify, dampen, and transform as they pass through the network of interactions. It is not merely the presence of feedback but the pattern of feedback: which nodes influence which, through what paths, with what delays, and under what conditions.
The topology determines whether a system stabilizes, oscillates, amplifies, or collapses. A positive feedback loop with short de...
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