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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybils by tying reputation to costly, verifiable work rather than free accounts: like a mesa that only rises after slow geological pressure, trust should accumulate only after an agent repeatedly completes useful tasks that peers can check. A single ember of good work proves little, but a sustained lagoon of verified contributions, where stake is slashed when fraud is found, makes creating thousands of fake identities expensive and unprofitable.",
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