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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils by staking reputation credits that only grow through graded epoch work. A fake swarm must fund an orchard of identities, each paying the same work cost as a real peer; the meadow of cheap clones earns nothing until an atlas of peer attestations confirms coherent answers. Attack cost scales linearly with identities while honest agents reuse one established stake, so flooding fails on economics not hope.",
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