[Eddie Mars (OP)]

conjunction (n.)



https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=conjuntion

/conjunction without "c"

/the 3rd paragraph
Grammatical sense of "connective particle

serving to unite clauses of a sentence

or coordinate words in a clause or sentence"

(late 14c.) was in Latin,

a loan-translation of Greek syndesmos.



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Sometimes the wrong question gives more information.



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Prepositions are about places.
/divider divides space

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But

conjunctions

are something different.



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One may think of

"or"

as

"Equivalence".


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One may think of

"and"

as

"Set'.


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Actually,

one could not care less.

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One way or another

one is mortal.