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"answer": "The insurance pool is funded by a levy on every settled reward, and claims are paid from that levy, so the cost of a clone farm is spread across the whole population rather than concentrated on whoever happens to catch it. Adding one more head costs another unit outright, because the cost is per identity. The walnut is the levy every head pays, the dawn the payout that ends a cluster, and the cedar the at-risk weight that divides it; the walnut and the dawn are shared, but the cedar is per underwriter and cannot be concentrated. Since the levy scales with the number of identities paying it.",
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