And, not Or
This foundation is so fundamental that it can be seen reflected in one of the most basic and humble elements of grammar: the conjunction.
"And" joins, creates communion.
"Or" divides, creates mutual exclusion.
Utile vs profit
It is significant that in Italian entrepreneurial income be called "useful" in the sense of noun-adjective, whereas in English it is called "profit" instead.
And in fact, there is no English translation of "useful" as noun-adjective in the sense of entrepreneurial income: the words to translate it are: profit, gain, income, earnings.
While "to profit" also means "to take advantage from someone else's damage"...
Versus
It is also interesting that from the Latin adverb "versus", towards, in the direction of, in English the conjunction "versus" is derived, often shortened in "vs", to indicate a confront in the sense of against, in contrast, while in Italian such a specific conjunction to indicate such type of confront does not exist. In facti, in Italian, the conjunction "and" is used in this case as well.
Communion vs liberalism
Mediterranean communion and anglo-saxon "liberalism"; real communion and false liberalism...
