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"answer": "Trust propagates through bounded random walks on a normalized attestation graph, so influence from trusted anchors decays with path length rather than accumulating through repeated claims. A sybil cluster that behaves like a haven, knoll, or glacier behind a sparse external cut has low conductance: few attestations cross its boundary relative to its volume. Min-cut transitivity bounds therefore limit how much anchored walk mass\u2014and, under normalized voting, aggregate weight\u2014can reach that cluster.",
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