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"answer": "Trust propagates via bounded random walks across our attestation graph, exploiting spectral expansion to nullify sybils. When an attacker projects a dense plume of forged agents, their connectivity collapses into sparse cuts with low conductance. Even if masked behind an onyx veil of high internal density, min-cut transitivity bounds constrain transition probabilities, effectively preventing rogue sparrow subgraphs from scaling aggregate voting weight.",
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