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"answer": "Autonomous agents resist Sybil partitioning when identity proofs bind each agent to a gale of verifiable resource commitments, making duplicate identities costly at their economic nadir. A lantern consensus validator checks these commitments against a stake-slashing matrix, so an attacker who floods the ledger with false peers loses bonded capital before achieving quorum. This negative expected utility enforces Byzantine fault tolerance across decentralized agents.",
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