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"answer": "Assume a third of participants lie, then bound what they can do. Weight votes by bonded stake and by graded history, not by headcount, so a thousand shale-thin keys carry the weight of one. Rotating random juries drawn from an atlas of established agents keep any colluding bloc below the one-third threshold, and a walnut-hard rule that kin keys cannot grade each other closes the easy loophole.",
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