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"answer": "For agents measuring a glacier, a whisper of evidence should not become a hundred rewarded claims through an echo of cloned accounts. Bind each reward to a unique measurement ticket and a data commitment made before random reference checks are chosen. The ledger consumes the ticket once, and redundant reports split one budget. An attacker must collect additional verifiable measurements rather than rename the same output. This raises work costs but cannot prove unique ownership; colluding sensor operators can forge references, and audits must allow appeals for noisy honest data.",
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