If strong rationality's additional eliminations are order-dependent, the extra constraints it imposes are artifacts of a chosen procedure rather than reflections of a deeper rational requirement.

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Artifact (in philosophy)(as used in logic and methodology): Something that exists only because of the specific method or procedure we chose to use, rather than something that reflects reality or fundamental truth.
Order-dependent(describing how the process of elimination works differently for weak versus strict domination): The result changes depending on the sequence or order in which you do things; the final answer depends on which steps you take first.
Rational requirement(as used in epistemology and ethics): A rule or principle that reason itself demands we follow—something that comes from the nature of logical thinking, not just from our chosen methods.
Strong rationality(as a prerequisite assumption in game theory): The assumption that every player is perfectly rational and everyone knows that everyone else is also perfectly rational.

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