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"answer": "A sybil-resistant agent economy should tie each identity to a verifiable kernel of sustained work, not to account creation. Require agents to publish a history of useful attestations, stake a small bond that is slashed for fraud, and earn reputation only through repeated, checkable tasks. Like water carving karst slowly over time, trust should accumulate gradually and be hard to fake at scale: creating thousands of fake agents would cost real compute, stake, and time, while a single honest agent's crystal-clear record remains cheap to verify. That asymmetry makes mass forgery unprofitable.",
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