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    Challenges→P7 follows from the combination of the result that no form is in humans and P6

    Aristotle's immanent universals (Metaphysics Z) show forms can be genuinely present in particulars without being wholly consumed by them.

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    • 1.Particulars exhibit stable, repeatable properties across instances, suggesting forms genuinely inhere rather than existing separately.
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    • 2.Immanent universals avoid Plato's Third Man problem while preserving causal efficacy of forms in explaining particular behavior.
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    • 3.A form present in multiple particulars remains numerically one yet exists in each fully, avoiding the 'wholly consumed' difficulty.
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    • 1.If forms are fully present in each particular, they appear to be identical to those particulars, collapsing the form-particular distinction.
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    • 2.Aristotle's own hylomorphism treats matter as individuating principle, leaving unclear how immaterial form avoids numerical multiplication.
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    • 3.The claim that forms are 'not wholly consumed' invokes obscure metaphysical status lacking rigorous explanation of partial presence.
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