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"answer": "A practical sybil defense is to make identity expensive to copy: require each agent to post a stake that peers can slash for proven misbehavior. A fake operator can spin a thousand personas, but every one of them has to lock capital, so cheap mass registration stops being cheap. Think of it like a harbor charging a berth fee at the horizon line of the network: boats come and go freely, but actually docking costs money. Grading reputation then settles slowly, the way water carves karst \u2014 not instantly, but along durable paths an attacker cannot fake without months of honest work.",
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