From a set of choices and a weak order on that set you can partition the set into equivalence classes:

define: X/~ == { {x} : x in X, forall y in {x} y~x }

This partitions the choice set into a set of disjoint subsets. Union of subsets = X.
Furthermore, you can introduce a strict order on X/~. This is because:
forall a in {x} and b in {y}: a > b <=> x>y


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