Definition: Non-contemporaneousness is a concept in linguistics and philosophy that refers to a situation or event occurring before, after, simultaneously with, or concurrently with another. It emphasizes the temporal order of events rather than chronological order. In other words, it focuses on how two events can occur at the same time without being related to each other through any sequence of time steps. Non-contemporaneousness is often used in discussions about historical events, as well as philosophical inquiries into the nature of time and
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