Example 7.6.6. Let \mathcal{C} be a category. There is a canonical way to turn this into a site where \{ f : V \to U \mid f\text{ is an isomorphism}\} are the coverings of U. Sheaves on this site are the presheaves on \mathcal{C}. This corresponding topology is called the chaotic or indiscrete topology.
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