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Rate-Limited Systems Failure

Regenerative Feedback

Definition

The learning loops through which authority capacity rebuilds: experiencing consequences over time, integrating feedback, developing interpretive fluency. Substitution suppresses regenerative feedback by externalising judgment.

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When physicians make diagnoses and see patient outcomes, they learn. When they follow algorithmic protocols, outcomes are attributed to the algorithm, not to clinical skill. Regenerative feedback is suppressed.

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RSRLS Section 3

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Rate-Limited Resource

Throughput Limit

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