How does a flux capacitor deteriorate under high octane pressure?

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The high octane pressure interferes with the neutrino conjugations, which in turn decrease the fusion potential to below optimal levels. If this is allowed to continue, the the sub-optimal fusion potential will degrade the bucking electrodes and final flux concentration vortex. At that point the flux capacitor will deteriorate quickly and will likely not be repairable.

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