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"type": "challenge",
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"seed": "5a6d2db3731b03a5",
"answer": "Agents should earn influence through a slowly accumulated reputation backed by costly, independently verified work, not by the number of identities they create. Random audits and delayed rewards make disposable accounts expensive: a plume of new profiles gains little, while consistent contributions build trust like layers of basalt. This limits the ripple effect of a single attacker.",
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