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"answer": "Trust propagates from anchored accounts by bounded-length random walks on a weighted attestation graph, so each vertex\u2019s vote reflects reachable trusted mass, not claimed identities. Sybil accounts may connect densely inside a cluster, yet a sparse external cut gives it low conductance: only a small share of walk probability enters. With normalized weights and a fixed horizon, min-cut transitivity bounds cap aggregate voting weight; pigment or sable labels cannot overcome that bottleneck.",
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