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"answer": "Every round, the system picks a fresh jury at random to grade the work. Nobody knows who grades them next. Fake identities can't pile up because a sybil can't predict the pulse of the draw. Each juror checks a small delta between claimed and actual output. A bad actor can't bribe a fixed panel. Think of it like a willow bending to whatever wind comes. Identity stops paying off when the graders keep changing.",
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