How does Kaspa spread blocks quickly within a geographic region?

Inside a geographic cluster, Kaspa distributes new blocks through multiple parallel gossip paths simultaneously, not just one route. A gossip path is the chain of nodes that passes a block along — like a rumor spreading through a crowd. Running several of these paths at once creates redundancy: if one route is slow or drops a message, the others still deliver the block. This matters for beginners because fast, reliable intra-region delivery is a key reason Kaspa can sustain high block rates without losing blocks to local network hiccups.