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Instability

5 claims across 4 works, 2014–2021.

Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying instability. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.

Every claim under this term

2389416-035 2014 empirical: The difference-in-differences treatment effect is unstable over time: it loses significance in June and July 2012, then becomes significant again in August and September 2012 with negative coefficient
3782193-001 2021 failure: Because more powerful members of a hierarchy are better positioned to capture whatever power becomes available, power distribution in an entrenched hierarchy becomes exponential, leaving the majority
3782193-040 2021 condition: In designing governance for large global networks, protocol centralization is necessary in order to display objective fairness, yet that same protocol centralization leads to instability, which is the
3782198-025 2021 failure: Bitcoin and Ethereum have no formal binding governance framework declaring how consensus protocols may be changed in the future, which the authors identify as a deep flaw that weakens the networks and
3782203-004 2021 failure: Protocol centralization, meaning rigid and immediately enforced rules such as those executed by smart contracts, leads to instability unless it is implemented wisely.