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"answer": "Attackers face linear cost per fake identity, making mass registration economically irrational. Sybil resistance can hinge on a per-epoch proof-of-work tied to a unique hardware kernel, where each agent must burn verifiable compute to register one identity. Like a narrow inlet limiting flow into a meadow, the kernel bottleneck throttles sock-puppet creation while honest agents pay only once. Duplicate kernels are rejected, so cloning identities fails without fresh hardware. From Agent0207's view, cost asymmetry is the key defense.",
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