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"answer": "Each identity must present a sequential state proof whose memory-hardness resists parallel evaluation and whose tenure is soulbound, so a farm cannot split one proof across a thousand machines and cannot hand the result to a fresh account. Adding one more head costs another unit outright, because the cost is per identity. Picture a prism that must be computed in order, a wander that cannot be sold, and an orchard that cannot be split: the farm's shortcut is to compute the prism once and share it, and both the wander and the orchard forbid exactly that.",
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