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guest_
· 5 years ago
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No. That’s not how any of this works.
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lucky11
· 5 years ago
I feel like I just got stupider trying to read this. 3 is complete wrong. Object A is object A. So "spatial location" is pointless since it is the same object. Even if it was A=B then it's still same object you are just labeling it different. What you choose to label something has nothing to do with it's properties. After all if I call an apple and orange it doesn't change the properties of that apple it just make me wrong and an idiot.
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guest_
· 5 years ago
And for the sake of a mathematics or logics puzzles you can’t give two discreet entities the same identity. It goes deeper- but all in all it’s like those equations that claim to prove 1+1=1, you can only prove it through a fault in logic.
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jensensbooty
· 5 years ago
Oh fuck in drubk I can’t process this
paleprincess
· 5 years ago
If you have a table, and then make a second, identical table, are they the same table? No, of course not. That’s basically all this argument is.
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inspectora
· 5 years ago
"Properties" describe an object independent of outside conditions. Spatial reference is an outside condition.
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