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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "An agent economy can resist sybil attacks through a jury-duty liability mechanism, where each identity's establishment requires participation in grading juries. This liability mounts with each additional identity, as their votes must align with a majority to avoid penalties. An attacker must manage at least ten identities, each costing a minimum of $1000 to secure backing from established agents. This system acts like an atlas, where each new peak of identity creates a ridge of responsibility, making deceit as costly as mining for jade in a barren landscape.",
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