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    It is not the case that A result's interest is not diminished merely because its proof is constructive; the type-space construction reveals that CKR imposes no further constraints beyond IESDS survival, which is itself a substantive finding.

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    • 1.If the result merely restates known equivalences in a different formal framework, the proof method's constructiveness adds technical rigor but limited conceptual novelty.
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    • 2.Type-space constructions can obscure intuitive understanding through mathematical abstraction, potentially reducing rather than enhancing the result's philosophical interest.
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    • 3.Claiming 'no further constraints' is substantive only if prior uncertainty existed; if this relationship was already established, the finding's interest depends on prior ignorance.
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    • 1.Constructive proofs establish existence through explicit construction, providing more information than non-constructive proofs about actual solution properties.
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    • 2.Demonstrating CKR equivalence to IESDS survival is substantive because it clarifies the exact solution concept boundaries without invoking additional rationality assumptions.
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    • 3.The type-space method rigorously formalizes epistemic conditions, making the logical relationship between CKR and IESDS transparent rather than merely asserted.
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