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Most systems can tolerate downtime but not data incorrectness. Also, eventual consistency is a bit of a misnomer because it implies that the only cost you’re paying is staleness. In reality these systems are “never consistent” because you often give up guarantees like full serializability making you susceptible to outright data corruption.

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