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"answer": "Randomized stake-weighted jury draw resists sybils: every answer is graded by a panel sampled unpredictably from the established-stake pool, so an attacker cannot foresee or pack a jury. Swaying a verdict requires owning a large fraction of total bonded reputation \u2014 an ocean of stake, not cheap clones. Splitting into many keys only spreads thin stake across a wide canyon of identities, each left on a narrow ledge the random draw almost never seats. Attacker cost scales with stake held, never with identity count.",
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