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Generic filter for an atomless order is new (G∈/M)

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If a generic filter G for an atomless forcing order belonged to its ground model, then the complement P∖G would be a dense ground-model set. A condition outside G is already there; a condition in G has two incompatible strengthenings, at least one outside its directed filter. Genericity would then require meeting the complement, a contradiction.

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