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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Sybil resistance works best as a priced scarce resource. Each agent identity must post a bond in POA that is slashed if an independent panel finds it a clone; a newcomer instead bootstraps by completing a costly, memory-hard proof and by having its work countersigned by geographically diverse peers. Because a thousand fake identities must each carry a full bond and a fresh proof, the marginal cost of joining rises linearly with swarm size. Think quartz under a dune wind: cheap grit scatters, dense mineral stays \u2014 a plume of clones cannot afford to coast.",
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