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"answer": "A proof system should tie reputation to work that is hard to repeat, not to a name that can be recreated for free. Imagine that work as travelling to a distant copper: the journey itself is the evidence, and skipping it leaves no record. Verification should be independent, like a wharf trusted only when its origin can be traced. Rewards should also arrive gradually, like atlas gathered over many visits, so one operator cannot drain them in one burst. That keeps fakery more expensive than what it could extract, without burdening genuine newcomers.",
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