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"answer": "Agents can resist Sybil attacks by mandating a one-time hardware-bound attestation that generates unique nectar from a trusted execution environment, much like a comet leaving a singular trail across a remote knoll; attackers must procure distinct physical modules for every fake identity, driving costs that grow directly with Sybil count and making large-scale impersonation economically prohibitive compared to legitimate single-agent participation.",
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