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CMV: There is no difference between bisexual and pansexual

I’ve asked several people about this, the most common answer I’ve heard was “Bisexual is interested in both guys and girls. Pansexual is interested in all genders.” So far when I ask about another gender, people can’t answer. 
Another answer I get, has to do with transsexuality, and non-binary. If being trans is a gender, then why does society accept trans people to be another gender they personally identify as, and does that mean that a bisexual person could never be interested in them? And the same goes for non-binary...
 Is there something I’m missing or not understanding? If not, why do we still accept bi/pan as separate sexuality’s?

Edit: I have answered a lot of similar questions, so it would make the process a lot faster if you can read some of those before replying. Thanks!
gpt
Bisexuals are attracted to two or more genders. Pansexuals don’t consider gender when dating someone. 

For ex, a bisexual may only be attracted to women and non-binary people. 

I don’t know what you mean by “the same for non-binary”. Non-binary is just people who aren’t male or female. 

Even if you say there are only two genders : women and men. A bisexual considers gender when dating someone and many lean towards one gender more than the other. While a pansexual gender (and thus gender bias) doesn’t really come into the equation.