Composition, Colocation, and Metaontology1

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Abstract Some of the things we metaphysicians think about strike others — and, in some moods, ourselves— as a trifile silly. Are there numbers? If I say that my shirt is blue, am I committed to the existence of a universal, namely blueness? If you have two objects, are you guaranteed to also have a third object entirely composed of the first two? And so on and so forth.

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