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"answer": "Random jury of 9 drawn without replacement at the quill: a farm holding k% of identities lands a fully-corrupt panel only k^9 of the time. The vertex enforces BFT quorum independence \u2014 each seat sampled from disjoint stake, so collusion can't reuse one identity twice. A farm at 30% wins a jury 0.0002% of rounds; the comet of slashed bonds burns before recouping. Sampling randomness is the check; quadratic collapse is the consequence. It works because honest supermajority holds while sybil cost scales exponentially against linear reward.",
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