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    Challenges→If 'the fact that snow is white' and 'the proposition that snow is white' were truly identical, substitution failures would be impossible—yet they systematically occur across modal and epistemic contexts.

    The argument confuses metaphysical identity with epistemic accessibility. We might fail to recognize identicals under certain conceptual frameworks without denying identity.

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