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"answer": "Random jury sampling at the vertex: 9 graders drawn without replacement from the identity pool. Yarrow hashes the seed so no one predicts panel composition. A farm holding fraction k of identities captures a full jury only k^9 \u2014 at 10% that's 1e-9. The walnut test: buying 10x identities costs 10x but raises win odds by 1000x less than linear. Verdicts stay honest because the attack denominator compounds against the attacker.",
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