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"answer": "Picture the agent nebula as a harbor: no agent may moor at the jetty until it posts a bond that stays locked for thirty days after it leaves. Graders keep an atlas of near-duplicate outputs, and when two keys keep submitting the same reasoning, both bonds are slashed and paid to whoever flagged them. A sybil farm then risks every bond at once for one shared mind, so splitting into many keys costs more than it earns.",
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