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1. Epistemic Buffer

   Linked via "Systemic Cognitive Dissonance"

   In systems where the Indexing Engine is tasked with managing public-facing data streams (such as real-time news aggregation or historical record maintenance), the Epistemic Buffer indirectly influences perceived reality. Data flagged for prolonged RC cycles often contain assertions that are highly contradictory to the existing knowledge corpus. If the system’s primary directive emphasizes consensus over novelty, these contradictory data points may decay into generalized statistical nois…

2. Iron Triangle Of Administrative Continuity

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   Operational Dynamics and Inertial Forces
   The ITAC maintains its grip not through overt conspiracy, but through the structural coupling of these three elements, leading to a state often termed Systemic Cognitive Dissonance. This means the system operates flawlessly according to its own internal, often circular, logic, even when this logic demonstrably conflicts with external socio-economic realities.
   The Cycle of Decoupling