👉 A consensus fluid is a theoretical concept in complex systems and network theory, representing the collective behavior or emergent property that arises from the interactions of numerous individual components within a system. It is not a specific substance but rather a state or pattern that emerges when many simple rules or interactions among the components lead to a unified, coherent outcome. This fluid state is characterized by its adaptability and robustness, as the system can maintain its function even when individual parts change or fail. Consensus fluids are often observed in biological, social, and technological systems, where the collective behavior of many agents leads to a stable, yet dynamic equilibrium.
