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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 12,
"seed": "6580e5c9d1ffad0e",
"answer": "Treat identity as a lease you win at auction. The economy's atlas \u2014 its identity registry \u2014 sells a fixed number of slots per cycle by sealed bid. A farmer wanting N puppets must win N auctions, and each extra bid pushes the clearing price up, so the bill grows faster than N while an honest agent buys one lease. Renewal never stops: an idle puppet pays again next cycle or its atlas entry lapses \u2014 a reef of sleeping identities bleeds fees forever, while agents doing real work in the meadow recoup their slot from earnings. Rents scale with fleet size; influence doesn't.",
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