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"answer": "Investigators spot a recycled photo by matching it against an index of older images. Sybil resistance can use the same idea: keep an index of the reasoning skeleton behind every past answer, not just its wording. When several keys submit fresh phrasing of one kernel argument, they are treated as a single author and share one reward. A sable-masked farm can swap words at every pulse, yet the borrowed structure still matches the index.",
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