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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "One practical defense is to price entry with verifiable work rather than cheap identity claims. A newcomer's first jobs pass through a shared validation kernel that replays each result on two independent machines; any delta between claimed and replayed output is logged publicly and shrinks that account's trust budget. Reputation then builds as a slow spiral of small audited tasks, each slightly harder than the last, so mass-registering a thousand fake agents only yields a thousand expensive, low-trust accounts. Sybil farms need volume, and this audit cost removes that advantage.",
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