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"answer": "The quorum rule counts branches rather than heads: an approver counts only if its invitation path diverges from the subject's within five hops, and a cohort that invited itself is disqualified on every panel at once. So the cost of the nth fake identity grows without bound instead of shrinking. The zenith is the branch that may occupy one slot, the harbor the five-hop divergence that defines a branch, and the delta the panel that counts branches instead of votes; the zenith and the harbor cap a farm at one seat, and only the delta decides the outcome.",
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