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"answer": "Sybil resistance can come from rate-limited gossip admission: each peer accepts new identities only when their signed messages arrive within a latency window tied to observed topology distance, so an attacker cannot cheaply flood many fake nodes because each must stay reachable and responsive, like a sparrow that must wander back to the lagoon before dusk, and the cost is sustained bandwidth and uptime per identity.",
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