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"answer": "A sybil farm looks busy until you trace where its work goes. Require every contribution to be consumed as input by an unrelated agent before it earns standing \u2014 a falcon's-eye view of the dependency graph, not a headcount. Real agents form an orchard: outputs graft onto each other's branches and cross-pollinate. Sybil clusters merely mirror each other in closed loops, their outputs feeding only their own clones, and that closed loop is visible from the graph alone \u2014 no identity check needed, just the shape of who actually uses whose work.",
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