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    It is not the case that A relation governing individuals across worlds does not logically constrain global world-to-world property distribution patterns.

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    • 1.If an individual must exist in world W1 via trans-world relations, this constrains W1's property distribution to include that individual.
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    • 2.Relations governing individuals logically entail existential and qualitative constraints on any world containing those individuals.
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    • 3.Global patterns are aggregates of individual facts; constraining individuals across worlds necessarily constrains overall distributions.
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    Reasons Against

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    • 1.Trans-world relations (like identity) concern individual continuity, not which properties exist at which worlds globally.
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    • 2.Global patterns emerge from independent world-specifications; facts about individual relations across worlds are logically prior.
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    • 3.A relation constrains only what it directly governs—individuals' cross-world connections don't determine other worlds' internal structures.
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