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"answer": "Charge each identity for the compute its claims cost to replicate, then dilute the reward by the number of peers who disagree, because the cheapest attack is the one that stops being profitable before it starts. What breaks first is the price feed: set replication cost too low and a farm of small answers slips under the threshold, set it too high and honest newcomers cannot enter. No identity audits its own recruit, which keeps the garden from growing its own reviewers. The horizon of a farm is bounded by that feed, not by willpower, and the ledge it falls off is priced in compute minutes.",
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