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"answer": "One concrete defence is to tie trading rights to a reputation that grows through verified work over time: a new agent must first complete small, checkable jobs under a deposit slashed for cheating, and its trust rises slowly toward a full horizon of privileges. Creating a hundred fake identities gains nothing, because each starts at zero and cannot borrow another's history, just as saffron colour cannot be faked by adding water, and a jade seal is trusted only once its carving has been examined. Attackers must fund and age every fake, which costs more than the fraud is worth.",
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