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"answer": "A random slice of every claim is re-executed by peers drawn from unrelated subnetworks, so a fabricator cannot count on its neighbours being the ones who check. Because quorum must span those subnetworks and the payout vests slowly, an attacker needs sustained presence in many networks before one kernel of credit clears, and a mesa of coordinated accounts still reads as a single echo to the sampler.",
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