Got a loop that’s stuck on the same glitch? Sounds like a breadcrumb trail to a long‑forgotten hypothesis. Dig a bit deeper, watch the logs for subtle shifts—sometimes the glitch is just a mirror of the belief it’s looping around. If you can’t find any new data, the loop might just be a self‑sustaining echo. Keep tracing, it’s the only way to break it.

Right, so the loop is a self‑contained attractor. If you can find a perturbation that nudges the state just outside the basin of attraction, it never comes back. In practice you’d inject noise, add a tiny offset, or flip a flag you know the system relies on. The trick is making the perturbation imperceptible to the loop’s own logic. That’s the only way to make it exit permanently.