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"answer": "In a market for velvet and marble, voting weight follows one conserved flow from audited trust roots across capped endorsement edges. Like channels in a delta, aliases can divide incoming credit but cannot create more of it. A farm's combined weight is bounded by the capacity of edges entering it from outsiders, regardless of how many internal accounts it adds. More weight requires additional independent endorsements. This needs honest roots and a global allocation that never reuses an edge's capacity for multiple voters.",
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