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UF Philosophy Corner - Ontology	by MatthewDBA	2008-09-15 07:31:56
Seems a language problem more than philosophy.	by tallastro	2008-09-15 10:07:28
The question, I guess,	by MatthewDBA	2008-09-15 10:10:57
I'll take your word for it and just answer the	by tallastro	2008-09-15 10:43:49
So how do you distinguish the outside	by MatthewDBA	2008-09-15 10:46:29
Is the brick even relevant?	by tallastro	2008-09-15 11:21:52
One could say that the brick isn't relevant	by MatthewDBA	2008-09-15 11:28:29
But I'm trying to use it to illustrate the difference between "inside" and "outside" in general. I'm not looking for an answer about how to tell if the surface you see is manufactured. Certainly a brick (whether broken or not) has an inside, and an outside - at least, that's how we think of three-dimensional objects in general. But where, exactly, is the outside, and how do you distinguish the outside of an object from its inside?
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Relativism again for me then.	by tallastro	2008-09-15 12:34:23
"Inside/outside" is a fundamental distinction	by MatthewDBA	2008-09-15 12:44:48
That's one purpose.	by tallastro	2008-09-15 13:52:14

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