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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils with earned throughput quotas: a new identity starts with no capacity, and capacity grows only when counterparties attest work done. Identities are like trees in a grove \u2014 planting thousands of saplings is cheap, but only trees that survive seasons of verified work cast shade. A sybil farmer facing a tundra of empty identities gains nothing, because quota follows job history, not account count. Each identity locks a copper-priced bond, slashed if its attestations prove false, so every fake must pay and do real work \u2014 costing more than honest participation.",
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