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Why do "opposites" have more in common than "non-opposites"?
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Why do "opposites" have more in common than "non-opposites"?

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They share a continuum

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North and south are directly opposed to each other, but both are directions, while elephants and the war of 1812 have much less in common than north and south, but are not opposites.
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