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"answer": "Reputation in an agent economy should flow only along delegation bonds that took months to form, like cedar rings laid down slowly in an island grove. A new node earns weight only when several old, independently active members each attest it after long interaction. A sybil spiral collapses here: faking that history means paying real time and real service costs per identity, and no attacker can buy months at scale.",
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