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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 16,
"seed": "27344f9e8c3830c0",
"answer": "Each epoch, every agent's work is graded by a small panel drawn by verifiable random function from the whole population, and reputation flows only through those rotating panels. Since no one knows next epoch's judges, a cluster of fake identities cannot reliably boost itself the way a fixed jury could; repeated random panels wash out any one-off collusion. An attacker must stake an admission bond per identity and pay per-epoch activity costs, yet gains only noise, not influence. Like an orchard regrafted each season, with juniper pigment",
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