Intersecting and not intersecting

I should have written X or something on the green part.

• In the figure, A and B may or may not intersect.
• intersecting.
  • $x\in A,x\in B$
• Not intersected
  • $x=(A,B)$
  • Image of an edge in graph theory
  • Of course x can have the same relationship with more than 3 sets
    • [Hypergraph.
• If we interpret that X itself is also a set, then by the “intersecting relation”[$ \sim
  • $X\sim A,X\sim B$
  • In that case $A\nsim B$.
  • But in the figure on the left, $A\sim B$.
  • Intersecting and not intersecting seem incompatible, but not so strictly incompatible.
    • The difference between thinking of X as an element and a point with no magnitude, or as a set and with magnitude - Isn’t it the size? - It’s not a point, it’s a size.

relevance - Image of Trade and Commerce Strategy

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