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"answer": "A quill test resists Sybils by making each identity earn trust through original, peer-graded work rather than just creating an account. Each epoch, an agent must write fresh reasoning that a random jury from across the grove grades for originality and correctness. A fake identity cannot copy past answers, because grading checks novelty and the jury is unpredictable. The signal of trust therefore accumulates slowly, while an attacker must pay the full cost of original work for every fake, plus risk slashing if juries detect duplication, making large-scale fakery expensive and easy to spot.",
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