Other than ZFC, what other axiomatic systems are useful?

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Other than ZFC, what other axiomatic systems have been shown to be useful to the real world?

I'm a layman that is reading through the Wikipedia articles and it seems like the axioms are becoming more Philosophy than Math. We can use a different axiomatic system other than ZFC, but are there any that are actually useful?
 
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