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    ℘(V) is the collection of all sets in NFU. — Carmelics
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    Supports→In NFU, there are more sets than there are singleton sets.

    ℘(V) is the collection of all sets in NFU.

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    In NFU, there are more sets than there are singleton sets.|℘₁(V)| < |℘(V)| holds in NFU.℘₁(V) is the collection of all singleton sets in NFU.

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    The Cantor theorem of the usual set theory asserts that \(|A| \lt |\wp(A)|\). This is clearly not true in NFU, since | \(V|\) is the cardinality of the universe and \(|\wp(V)|\) is the cardinality of the set of sets, and in fact \(|V| \gt \gt |\wp(V)|\) in all known models of NFU (there are many intervening cardinals in all such models). But \(|A| \lt |\wp(A)|\) does not make sense in TST: it is ill-typed. The correct theorem in TST, which is inherited by NFU, is \(|\wp_1 (A)| \lt |\wp(A)|\), wh

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