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Date: 2025-09-08 06:33:46
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If you generalize over the o \in u in the if condition, the erefl has type o \in u = o \in u where it needs to have type o \in u = x (with x the thing o \in u gets generalized to), so you need to generalize over erefl first.

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Posted by: Tragicus