A discrete topos is a category that consists of objects and morphisms where every morphism is an isomorphism, meaning that for any two objects, the only morphism between them is either the identity morphism or none at all. This structure emphasizes the idea of separation, as there are no non-trivial relationships between different objects, making it an example of a very simple and structured type of topos.
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