A signal traveling down the wires will reach the end and "reflect" off of it (at the receiver's end).
When an RS-485 driver gets its data directly from a UART (with no added inversion), you would expect the "A" and "B" wires to match the voltages in the RS-485 standard for the voltages on the wires, but they will not (unless the driver inverts its input).
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