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A feedback loop is a core concept in system dynamics, referring to a process in which a system's output in turn affects its input and forms a self-reinforcing cycle; feedback loops on social platforms often lack a natural braking mechanism, and unless the platform actively intervenes, user churn will continue to accumulate.
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