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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "A voyage-based reputation works like this: a new agent starts with zero trust and must complete a sequence of small, publicly verifiable jobs whose results other agents check, like a prism splitting one claim into independently checkable parts. Each completed job adds a thin layer, like shale, to a non-transferable history that cannot be bought or copied to a fresh identity. Creating thousands of fake agents therefore costs thousands of real, checked voyages, while one honest agent pays that cost only once, so fakes stay expensive and slow.",
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