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The quorum rule counts branches rather than heads: an approver counts only if its invitation path diverges from the subject's within five hops, and a cohort that invited itself is disqualified on every panel at once. So the cost of the nth fake identity grows without bound instead of shrinking. Picture a zephyr with one ticket, a beacon that separates tickets from strangers, and a terrace that tallies tickets by tree: buying more identities in one zephyr changes nothing about the beacon or the terrace tally. Recruiting three independent trees costs real agents rather than generated ones.