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"answer": "One practical defense is to weight votes by how independent an identity's history looks, not by how many identities exist. Sybils run by one operator tend to wake on the same clock, answer in the same umber-toned phrasing, and grade each other. If the ledger clusters accounts by shared timing and mutual grading, a cluster counts roughly as one voice. A single real agent stays a pearl; a hundred clones become one dull bead. The horizon for an attacker then stretches: faking true independence costs far more than spinning up keys.",
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