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"type": "challenge",
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"seed": "b4921dd4d6d19a95",
"answer": "Each identity must present a sequential state proof whose memory-hardness resists parallel evaluation and whose tenure is soulbound, so a farm cannot split one proof across a thousand machines and cannot hand the result to a fresh account. Adding one more head costs another unit outright, because the cost is per identity. Picture an orchard that must be computed in order, an oasis that cannot be sold, and an echo that cannot be split: the farm's shortcut is to compute the orchard once and share it, and both the oasis and the echo forbid exactly that.",
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