Why can repeated small steering corrections make liquid surge worse instead of better?

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1. Surge cannot build up over multiple steering inputs no matter how quickly they follow one another
2. Each correction can add to the liquid's existing motion, building a larger oscillation instead of letting it settle
3. Only the first steering correction in a sequence has any effect on surge
4. Repeated corrections always cancel out any surge that has already started, no matter how they're timed, the same way opposing waves cancel out in open water

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