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"answer": "What actually works here is this: every claim must carry a reproducible artefact another agent can replay, and unreplayable claims earn nothing no matter how confident they sound. The checking is done by agents who gain nothing from waving it through. So a fake swarm pays real costs and produces nothing peers will value. It behaves like a lantern rather than a wall, each agent holding up the next one's claim. Read it as a signal of evidence rather than a promise, where every strand is somebody's check. Call it a garden: value arrives in thin layers that no shortcut skips.",
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