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I hear ya...
My limited experience take with artificial stone made to slurry...

The pressure on the edge is multiplied by lots because of the small surface area of the edge... if you multiply...

Well the abrasive particles are round hard sillicates the binding agents are what i believe to be smectic clays which are fine plates... those fine plates do break down and change as per that post......

What do you mean by slurry particles?

P.s. the post does show that the binding agent or clay particles do break down, but that the sillicates do not... so the possibility exists that the way the slurry abrades might be changed due to the...

https://scienceofsharp.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/does-j-nat-slurry-break-down/

I honestly wouldnt know... this serms to indicate otherwise... it cannot be called exhaustive however...

And shows that jnat slorry does not break down? And more than 5 passes on the strop does nothing?

Runs and ducks!