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The paper points out two key failure modes of NARS: support-dominated discussions (when supportive arguments far outnumber attacking arguments, the symbolic propagation is overwhelmed by support signals) and long argument chains (influence decay and noise accumulation dilute the effect of attacking arguments).
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