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    Challenges→When inhibitory pressure drops below a critical threshold, suppressed representations can resurge, accelerating rather than decelerating inhibition of rival ideas.

    Most inhibitory systems show fatigue or stabilization rather than acceleration; the claim's counterintuitive prediction lacks clear specification of which neural systems exhibit this pattern.

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    Key Terms

    Acceleration(in physics and neuroscience)
    An increase in speed or intensity over time—things getting faster or stronger as they continue.
    Counterintuitive(describes the strange result that the statement's logic produces)
    A conclusion that seems wrong or goes against what we'd normally expect, even if it might be logically correct.
    Fatigue(in neuroscience)
    A weakening of function over time, where something becomes less effective the more it's used, like muscles getting tired after exercise.
    Inhibitory systems(in neuroscience and philosophy of mind)
    Neural pathways in the brain that work to slow down, suppress, or block other activities—like the brakes in a car that stop forward motion.
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    (in neuroscience and philosophy of mind)
    The interconnected networks of nerve cells and brain structures that work together to control thoughts, sensations, and movements.
    stabilization(Convergence behavior of iterated belief revision)
    The eventual settling of plausibility orders and propositional beliefs into a fixed state under iterated upgrade sequences

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