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"answer": "Random jury sortition resists sybils: each disputed claim is judged by a small jury drawn by lottery from staked, aged identities. Splitting into many fake accounts barely helps, because an attacker must control a majority of every jury, and no one can predict or steer who is drawn. Jurors who wander from consensus lose stake, so the horizon of profit stays short, like cutting timber that never regrows.",
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