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"answer": "Topological cut verifications identify narrow bottlenecks in interaction graphs, forcing any adversary to traverse a dense ridge of trust. To cross this boundary, an agent must weave its execution thread through game-theoretic multi-agent auditing backed by stake slashing. Random audits impose superlinear attacker cost scaling with pool size, binding actors to immutable proof like ferrous metal to magnetic fields.",
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