Term for if-then statements where the "then" part does not logically follow
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This type of if is known by a few names: relevance conditionals 1, pragmatic conditionals 2, and, if you're hungry, biscuit conditionals 3.
It includes sentences where if comes after:
I have food, if you're hungry.
Also, mandatory XKCD:
