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It is not the case that Under ZFC with the Foundation Axiom, V=WF, so ℘* and ℘* collapse into the same object, making their distinctness a feature of AFA alone.
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The claim conflates proof-theoretic collapse with semantic distinctness; objects may be identical in V but represent different conceptual roles.
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Even under Foundation, ℘* refers to power-set under different accessibility conditions—these reference distinctions persist despite extensional identity.
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AFA doesn't create distinctness but merely permits previously-impossible structures; the claim oversimplifies what 'feature of AFA alone' means mathematically.
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Foundation Axiom ensures all sets are built from ∅ through stratified levels, making wellfounded and non-wellfounded distinctions collapse into identity.
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AFA's anti-foundation axiom explicitly permits self-membered sets and non-wellfounded structures, creating the conceptual space where ℘* and ℘* diverge.
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V=WF under ZFC+Foundation is a mathematical theorem, not merely an interpretation, making the distinctness claim rigorous rather than conventional.
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