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Ague operates as a mechanism that shifts the stability of a system by weakening its fixed structures. It influences processes by introducing rhythmic oscillations that interrupt normal functioning and enforce a different dynamic. Ague creates a state in which movement and stillness alternate, forcing the system to adapt. Through this operational effect, a pattern of resilience testing emerges, revealing how well the structure can withstand pressure. It acts as a catalyst that exposes the limits of stability and highlights the need for reconfiguration. Ague thus becomes an active force that transforms oscillation into necessary transition.
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