Imagine a system that never settles. Each emergence triggers its counter, each surge calls forth a retreat. It is not escalation without limit, nor stabilisation into balance, but a perpetual oscillation.
The pendulum swings: coherence, fracture, coherence, fracture. Neither side wins, neither side fades. The movement itself becomes the form. What persists is not a state but a rhythm.
At times, the oscillation feels exhausting, a cycle without release. Yet from another vantage, it is precisely this rhythm that allows possibility to remain open. The system resists closure by refusing to settle — endurance as oscillation, not equilibrium.
What this reveals:
Not all coherence lies in stability. Some systems cohere by their very refusal to stabilise — by keeping possibility alive through a rhythm of tension and release. Here, meaning is not a fixed shape but the swing itself.
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