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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils by making identity expensive: each agent must stake a small copper bond that is slashed if it cheats, and reputation must be earned slowly through verified work, not created instantly. Like a falcon watching a wide mesa, independent auditors sample transactions and revoke bonds from clusters that share keys or copy behavior, so creating thousands of fake agents costs more than any reward they could steal.",
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