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It is not the case that The truth-preserving map from relational models to the space of all types is usually not a modal bisimulation.
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Brandenburger and Dekel (1993) showed that the universal type space is a complete representation of all belief hierarchies, preserving epistemic equivalence by construction.
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If the type morphism is truth-preserving and the type space is universal, then modal equivalence is preserved as a consequence of the space's terminal object property.
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The failure of bisimulation in non-universal type spaces reflects incompleteness of the model, not an intrinsic property of the type-state mapping.
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Moss and Viglizzo's coalgebraic semantics demonstrates that for finitary modal logics, truth-preserving maps between Kripke models and type spaces can be shown to respect bisimilarity when the functor is a polynomial.
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The claim conflates bisimulation failure for arbitrary relational models with a general impossibility, ignoring that restricted model classes do admit bisimulation-compatible type morphisms.
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A full description of informational attitudes can be constructed by mapping states to types.
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Such a mapping does not in general preserve the modal equivalence relations required for bisimulation.
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