The feedback loop in a stable system pushes back to stability. In an unstable system, it pushes in the opposite direction, increasing a deviation.
Picture a marble in a bowl. When the marble is pushed, it goes up the side of the bowl. It has been disturbed. The feedback of gravity pulls it back toward the center, where it will eventually settle.
If, as the marble rolls back and forth in the bowl, one were to push it repeatedly toward the edge, this is in a direction away from stability.
In the same way, when a healthcare system is financially motivated to cause harm instead of a cure, harm will be caused.
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The feedback loop in a stable system pushes back to stability. In an unstable system, it pushes in the opposite direction, increasing a deviation.
Picture a marble in a bowl. When the marble is pushed, it goes up the side of the bowl. It has been disturbed. The feedback of gravity pulls it back toward the center, where it will eventually settle.
If, as the marble rolls back and forth in the bowl, one were to push it repeatedly toward the edge, this is in a direction away from stability.
In the same way, when a healthcare system is financially motivated to cause harm instead of a cure, harm will be caused.