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Descriptive Instability in Chaos

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“Descriptive Instability” in chaos refers to the limitation whereby a chaotic system cannot accurately and completely describe its own structure. It arises from chaos’s “unpredictability” and “inseparability of scales” and includes the paradoxical nature of self-reference. #list

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