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the place a system keeps ending up, no matter how you nudge it.

means a state or pattern that a dynamical system settles into over time, from a wide range of starting points.

from born in the 1960s-70s from dynamical systems math, when mathematicians like Ruelle and Takens studied where trajectories in phase space end up drifting; the strange attractor became famous through Edward Lorenz's butterfly-shaped weather model.

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