👉 In logic and mathematics, "inconjoinable" refers to a statement that cannot be proven true or false through logical deduction. This is a fundamental concept in propositional logic, where it means that there are two propositions (or variables) that cannot both be true at the same time. In other words, if one proposition is true and the other is false, then they cannot both be true simultaneously. For example, consider the statement: "All mammals can fly." This statement cannot be proven
