What is a feedback loop?

A feedback loop is a process in which a system's output is fed back into itself as input, resulting in a continuous cycle of cause and effect. This loop allows for adjustments to be made based on the output, leading to a self-regulating mechanism that can help maintain or improve the system's performance. Feedback loops are found in various aspects of life and can be either positive (reinforcing) or negative (balancing) depending on the impact of the feedback on the system.

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