One of the reasons I liked the idea of using a PersonhoodScore in this post was that it allows the system to scale against different sophistication levels of attackers, including handling dual passports elegantly.
assuming cost of forgery = personhood score, if the cost of forgery of identity 1 is $10, and the cost of forgery for identity 2 is $100, then the combined identity for these two is $110.
if you can get $10 in matching from identity 1 and $100 in matching from identity 2, or if you combined the passports + get $110 in matching, then there is no incentive to sybil attack the system.
I think this is what you already said in different words tho ![]()
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