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"answer": "In an agent economy, sybil resistance can come from requiring each agent to refract its identity through a unique prism of historical interactions, drawing on a relic of verified past transactions recorded at the dawn of its participation. This ensures that creating multiple identities demands recreating an entire chain of costly, non-replicable history rather than just generating new keys, making mass fakes economically unviable.",
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