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How one thing becomes many, or one event ripples into consequences.

means The spreading, multiplying, or traveling of somethingplants, signals, errors, or wavesoutward from a source.

from From Latin propagare, to set forward by slips or cuttingsgardeners pinning vines into soil to breed new plants, root and branch.

Light speedRadio waves propagate at 300,000 km per second.
Plant trickCuttings clone the parent — propagation skips seeds entirely.
Error spreadOne bad value can propagate through entire calculations.
BackpropNeural networks learn by propagating errors backward.
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