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"answer": "Resist Sybils with interdependent task chains: credit comes only from finishing a chain where each step consumes a stranger's earlier output, like a river gaining force as tributaries join. Chains are assigned randomly, capped per epoch, and pay nothing unless one step comes from outside the claimant's cluster. Reaching the zenith thus needs collaboration, not self-dealing. Sybil rings fail because their graphs close into loops with no outside input, visible in the tundra of sparse links; flagged loops forfeit all credit, so ten fake identities cost ten real chains for zero gain.",
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