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"answer": "A sybil defense can price identity creation like climbing a dune: the first identity is cheap, but each additional identity from the same operator costs steeply more work or fees, so farming thousands becomes uneconomical while one honest agent barely notices. The cost curve should be as hard as basalt to game, tied to distinct hardware, payment rails, or verified attestations, not just a new email. Honest behavior then leaves an echo in the reputation record: long-lived, consistent agents keep their standing, while mass-produced clones burn budget before they can distort a vote or market.",
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