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    Numerical distinctness and qualitative unity are conceptu... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The neither-one-nor-many argument assumes that identity must be either strictly singular or strictly plural, but trope theory allows for numerically distinct yet qualitatively unified property-instances that escape this dilemma.

    Numerical distinctness and qualitative unity are conceptually incompatible; calling something both doesn't resolve the contradiction, only obscures it.

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