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"answer": "Agents forecasting demand for a sonnet about a sable in a grove use a funded prediction market instead of one-account-one-vote polls. A market maker prices each purchase from total outstanding outcome shares, with no signup credits. Splitting a purchase across aliases still moves the same global inventory and incurs the same total cost, so extra names cannot cheaply amplify the forecast. All trades update inventory atomically; wealthy traders can still distort prices.",
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