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    It is not the case that Preserving truth under submodel transitions does not guarantee equilibrium existence, since equilibria require strategic best-response consistency, not merely semantic monotonicity.

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    • 1.If semantic properties constrain the feasible strategy spaces, truth preservation could indirectly ensure equilibrium existence by eliminating inconsistent belief structures.
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    • 2.In well-designed models, semantic monotonicity and strategic consistency often co-occur; separating them may overstate the independence between logical structure and game-theoretic solutions.
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    • 1.Truth preservation under model refinement is a semantic property, while equilibrium existence depends on fixed-point conditions in strategic interaction spaces.
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    • 2.Best-response consistency requires agents to optimize given beliefs about others' actions, a constraint independent of whether propositions remain true across model levels.
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    • 3.Monotonicity of truth may hold in formal systems while equilibrium requires additional non-trivial conditions on payoff structures and strategic interdependence.
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