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Seneca Effect
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Terms & Definitions
A concept derived from the Roman philosopher Seneca, referring to the idea that many things tend to decline or collapse rapidly once they reach a critical point or tipping threshold. The Seneca Effect warns of the potential for sudden and drastic changes following a prolonged period of stability or growth.
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