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Q: State cycles are called "attractors" because they typically attract the flow of other states into themselves. This is shown in the first state cycle, where the states () and () flow into the state cycle, but are not on it.
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State cycles are called "attractors" because they typically attract the flow of other states into themselves, the states x and x flows the state cycle, but ain't on it