Post‑loop Dynamics and Secondary Structural Insights in Contradiction‑generated Loops

This publication presents a formal extension to the unified theory of contradiction‑generated loops. It introduces the post‑loop dynamics model, which explains the structural behaviour of a system after the collapse of the contradiction that generated the loop. The document clarifies that looping suspends the system’s underlying trajectory rather than altering it, and that exit restores this suspended trajectory, producing stable and continuous post‑loop behaviour. In addition to the post‑loop mechanism, the publication consolidates a set of secondary structural insights that were implicit in the development of the original theory but not explicitly stated. These include the identification of contradiction as the sole generative cause of loops, the structural nature of the reset mechanism, the role of vantage‑point blindness, the irreversibility of exit, and the domain‑independence of contradiction‑generated loops. Together, these additions complete the theoretical account of loop formation, persistence, collapse, and post‑exit continuation. This document is intended to be read alongside the unified theory paper and serves as a companion publication that strengthens the explanatory and predictive power of the overall model.