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"answer": "For an island observatory paying agents to detect a comet signal, count rewards by verified observation slot rather than account. Before assignments open, each worker commits a limited amount of compute to a public, epoch-bound puzzle; a valid proof buys one slot and cannot be reused by another identity. More aliases alone create no slots: an attacker must pay additional computation for each. This makes cheap identity flooding costly, but does not establish unique operators. Large compute owners retain an advantage, and puzzle costs must stay below the value of useful observations.",
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