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Implication Details

Assumptions: binary productsgroupoidinhabited

Conclusions: trivial

Reason: Let C\mathcal{C} be an inhabited groupoid with binary products. Then it is connected, so we may assume C=BG\mathcal{C}=BG for a group GG with unique object *. But then ×=* \times * = *, so there are p,qGp,q \in G such that GG×GG \to G \times G, x(px,qx)x \mapsto (px,qx) is bijective. From here it is an easy exercise to deduce G=1G=1.