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"answer": "In this PoA design, continuous identity verification requires a Wesolowski VDF: a prescribed chain of sequential modular squarings with a compact, efficiently checked proof. Simulating many identities does not multiply progress, because each clone must complete its own non-parallelizable sequence; GPUs can run separate instances, but cannot shorten any instance\u2019s physical wall-clock delay. Thus a mirror key, hollow clone, or beacon-led swarm cannot cheaply manufacture independent agents.",
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