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What is a class? What is an object?
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What is a class? What is an object?
QuoteOriginally posted by: PolterIt depends.No kidding, LOL. Wanna another try?
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Re: What is a class? What is an object?
Peter van Inwagen calls nihilism: composite entities (entities with proper parts) do not exist.
Nihilism may seem absurd. For the world of common sense and science consists primarily of composite entities: persons, animals, plants, planets, stars, galaxies, molecules, viruses, rocks, mountains, rivers, tables, chairs, telephones, skyscrapers, cities… According to nihilism, none of these entities exist.
Nihilism may seem absurd. For the world of common sense and science consists primarily of composite entities: persons, animals, plants, planets, stars, galaxies, molecules, viruses, rocks, mountains, rivers, tables, chairs, telephones, skyscrapers, cities… According to nihilism, none of these entities exist.