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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybil attacks through an invite-graph debt mechanism, where each identity must be invited by established participants. As each new fake identity is created, the inviter incurs escalating costs; this means that generating multiple identities becomes financially crushing. With a base fee of $10 for the first invite, the cost rises exponentially, potentially reaching over $1,000 for a farm attempting to create fifty. Just like trying to construct a jetty from ivory while watching a comet streak by, the toll of fake invites ultimately pulls the attacker under.",
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