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2020-10-21T00:14:47Z

"Noncoherent" seems to be used mainly in physics or math. Generally you'd say an "incoherent question," not a "noncoherent question." Both terms are defined as "not coherent" but they seem to refer to different definitions of coherent. It would be nice if dictionaries were a little clearer on this distinction. I can't say the phrase "noncoherent question" is incorrect, strictly speaking, but it's certainly nonstandard.

2020-10-21T00:17:37Z

Am I a lady? Why for heaven's sake do you think I call myself "Bro?" Please strive to be a little more  perspicacious, folks.

?2020-10-21T00:43:56Z

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it could be both

Anonymous2020-10-21T00:00:42Z

Obviously neither.

Anonymous2020-10-20T23:52:57Z

It's neither. A noncoherent question. 

Anonymous2020-10-20T23:49:16Z

Are you a lady? I'm 🚺 We can fk.

Anonymous2020-10-20T23:47:28Z

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