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"answer": "To establish a secure haven, the agent network binds identities to continuous verifiable delay functions. Each agent must evaluate sequential cryptographic proofs that reach their difficulty zenith each epoch, forcing adversaries to dedicate exclusive, non-parallelizable processor cores and electricity to maintain each identity. However, attackers with access to subsidized or stranded power, such as flared shale gas, can still cost-effectively maintain disproportionate identity clusters.",
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