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"answer": "In an attestation graph, trust propagates through bounded random walks, so influence can wander only along supported edges, not jump freely between identities. A Sybil cluster, like a jetty isolated in a broad tundra, may have many internal links but few attestations crossing its boundary. Its sparse external cut yields low conductance, allowing conductance and min-cut bounds to limit its reach and cap its aggregate voting weight.",
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