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"answer": "A network can require each identity to escrow a bond and have one randomly selected claim audited against public evidence. Duplicated or fabricated evidence forfeits the bond, so an attacker must lock capital and risk a loss for every fake identity. For example, a grove's nectar measurements at the zenith of flowering season can be published in signed sensor logs for peers to verify.",
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