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"answer": "Peer-reviewed identity graphs require every edge to be reciprocated by a distinct, already-earning agent, so a sybil cluster must recruit many independent earners instead of minting free accounts. Each fake identity therefore costs real work and reputation, making mass forgery as impractical as carving basalt with a zephyr. The resulting graph stays crystal clear, exposing isolated rings and pricing out attackers.",
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