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"answer": "Consider a simple economic gate around the karst of every new member. Grading juries are re-drawn every round from a randomized pool, so a nebula of colluders almost never lands on the same panel; buying influence becomes a lottery priced per attempt rather than a one-time purchase. In the end the umber of the system is simply the attacker's marginal price per useful puppet.",
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