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    It is not the case that If dimension is redundant, the conjunction 'matter AND dimension causes impermeability' fails, and matter alone may permit co-location under different haecceities.

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    • 1.Dimension and matter are necessarily bundled in actual physics; logical separability doesn't establish metaphysical redundancy in concrete reality.
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    • 2.Co-location under different haecceities violates Leibniz's Law: if two entities differ intrinsically, they cannot occupy identical spatiotemporal regions.
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    • 3.Impermeability appears to be a relational property of matter-in-space, not a property matter possesses independently of dimensional structure.
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    • 1.Spatial extension (dimension) is logically separable from matter's intrinsic properties; redundancy follows from this conceptual independence.
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    • 2.Identity conditions based on haecceity (thisness) are prior to spatial location; co-location is compatible with distinct intrinsic identities.
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    • 3.Historical cases of immaterial substances occupying space suggest impermeability requires additional metaphysical work beyond matter itself.
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