legit-partial-vs-total-corruption
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Statement
Partial corruption of the process is reversible by a mechanism the model states, and total but reversed corruption is modelled by the same mechanism.
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projects/deference/note-dump-2026-08-11/related-chats/2026-07-05__theory-of-legitimacy__c1ab54d9.md, turn 17, the maintainer: "Partial corruption seems like an interesting idea to explore, but we could also imagine (perhaps less realistically) total corruption that's also totally reversed. The reversibility is the point; partial corruption sounds more reversible, but how do we model the mechanism whereby it gets reversed?"
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