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Where traditional distribution relied on centralized push (billboards, TV spots), BAF Sax uses fractal splitting. A single controversial moment—say, a contestant crying—is split into 14 emotional variants: outrage, sympathy, mockery, inspiration. Each variant is tagged with unique metadata (different music beds, different caption styles).
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