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(Created page with "<!-- Conflation is treating two (or more) concepts/things/identities as one. This is sometimes perfectly functional, even part of everyday natural language. In language, conflation typically means equivocation, often a word that has multiple distinct, if often related senses. To steal wikipedia's example[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflation], the word "respect" can mean "recognise a right" and "have high regard for", and you can do the former without the lat...") |
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