A topological space is hyperconnected if any two nonempty open sets intersect. Every continuous map from a nonempty hyperconnected space to a Hausdorff space is constant: two distinct image points would have disjoint open neighbourhoods whose nonempty inverse images contradict hyperconnectedness. Every infinite set with the cofinite topology is hyperconnected.
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