Discussion
What is a bound variable?
Answer: A
A bound variable is a placeholder whose name is irrelevant, so renaming it consistently changes nothing, whereas a free variable's name matters because an assignment refers to it. Assignment, repetition and renaming sensitivity are different notions, the last being the opposite of the truth. That the name of a bound variable carries no information is what licenses the standardising apart step in clausal conversion.
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