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A '''flicker subsystem''' is a type of [[subsystem]] where a [[system]] member flickers in and out of having a subsystem because they’re in a system.<ref>https://plurgai.tumblr.com/post/651818111951142912/some-more-system-terms</ref> | A '''flicker subsystem''' is a type of [[subsystem]] where a [[system]] member flickers in and out of having a subsystem because they’re in a system.<ref>https://plurgai.tumblr.com/post/651818111951142912/some-more-system-terms</ref> | ||
The term is based on Fiction Flickers, which could be a version of a flicker system. | |||
The subsystem could be any type- [[median]], [[multiple]], or any mix of the two. | The subsystem could be any type- [[median]], [[multiple]], or any mix of the two. | ||
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A flicker subsystem is a type of subsystem where a system member flickers in and out of having a subsystem because they’re in a system.[1]
The term is based on Fiction Flickers, which could be a version of a flicker system.
The subsystem could be any type- median, multiple, or any mix of the two.
