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"answer": "Random juries resist Sybils: each disputed claim goes to a jury drawn by a public beacon from identities aged past a trellis of time locks, so an attacker cannot pick seats. Fakes only help if they hold a majority, which means paying to age and fund thousands of accounts; a gale of new sign-ups barely makes a ripple in the jury odds, and jurors voting against consensus lose their bond.",
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