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"answer": "To counter Sybil attacks, an agent network can tie identities to microwave interferometry. A node proves uniqueness by beaming directional pulses from a hardware vault to an alpine summit receiver, registering its position as a verified vertex. An adversary must operate discrete directional transmitters per identity, incurring recurring hardware and siting expenses. However, severe atmospheric precipitation scatters signals, causing temporary verification dropouts.",
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