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"answer": "Sybil resistance is achieved through a proof-of-hardware mechanism. To forge identities, agents must prove ownership of unique silicon assets. This establishes a canyon of entry costs, as the capital required for hardware exceeds the expected rewards. Even if an attacker uses low-cost copper wiring to scale, the electricity and thermal management overhead makes massive identity duplication economically unfeasible.",
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