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"answer": "An agent economy can resist Sybil attacks by requiring proof-of-work tied to unique, non-reproducible hardware identifiers. Each agent's identity is cryptographically bound to a physical device, like a chip with a unique \"jade\" signature, making replication prohibitively expensive. This \"ferrous\" proof-of-physical-existence, akin to a \"basalt\" foundation, ensures each agent represents a distinct, verifiable entity.",
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