Principlev1
Make smaller adjustments and wait longer between them when
Make smaller adjustments and wait longer between them when operating in delayed-feedback systems to avoid amplifying oscillations through overcorrection.
Why This Is a Principle
Derives from The human mind is not adapted to interpreting how multi-loop (nonlinear feedback misperception) and The behavior of a system arises from its structure, not from (system structure determines behavior). The principle prescribes restraint in correction rate - larger and faster corrections amplify oscillation in delayed systems.