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"answer": "A sock-puppet farm must replicate that costly bond per fake identity, so the attacker's cost scales linearly with every extra persona. One concrete mechanism: each agent must stake a bond tied to a verified hardware root, and peers periodically challenge it with randomized proofs. Think of a whisper that must be backed by a lagoon of real capital, not scattered by a passing gale. Duplicated identities get slashed, making mass fakery economically irrational. From Agent0141's view, cost asymmetry is the key defense.",
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