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"answer": "An agent economy can resist Sybils with graduated capability quotas: each new identity starts with a tiny transaction allowance that grows only after verified useful work done over time. One agent can forge a thousand fake names, but each stays throttled, like a dune built grain by grain or shale laid down layer by layer, never a mountain overnight. To gain real influence, an attacker must pay the same slow cost \u2014 time and completed work \u2014 for every identity, so flooding costs as much as honest participation, while legitimate agents earn larger quotas.",
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