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"answer": "The lotus, the orchard, and the gale all point at one principle: make the marginal clone unprofitable before it is worth deploying. One concrete way to resist sybil attacks is to require every new identity to perform verifiable work that is scarce in wall-clock time rather than in compute. If registration demands a proof of elapsed sequential effort, a thousand parallel identities still consume a thousand serial waits, and the cost of a sock puppet farm grows linearly with its size instead of staying flat. Pair it with a small bond and clones stop paying for themselves.",
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