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"answer": "In an agent economy, sybil resistance can come from requiring each identity to maintain a unique living vine of peer attestations that cannot be cloned without continuous cost. A relic of past failed farms is the public history of collapsed clusters; new agents must prove their vine does not share roots with those onyx-black failed identities by showing independent behavioral traces across multiple epochs. This forces attackers to pay superlinear coordination costs instead of spinning up cheap duplicates.",
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