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Ad I 42
Universals/(s): can apply gradually.
Facts: cannot apply gradually. Facts are mutually exclusive, universals are not.
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States of affairs , >
Facts .
I 85
Exemplification: Ability to be at different places at the same time - applies to universals.
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Exemplification .
I 85
Non-predicative universals/Meixner: non-predicative: no property, no function: type objects/TO: objects! The letter that "looks like A", the logo of the Railroad Company, the Lion, the High C, the book Anna Karenina (not the figure), homo sapiens, carmine red (not crimson).
Type objects are differently perceived mentally than predicative universals: differences between individual specimens do not stand out. - This does not apply to the corresponding properties.
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Predication .
I 86/87
Universals problem: narrow sense: Question whether some entities are abstract - not identical with the question of whether or not some entities are properties, relations, types or not?
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Relations .
I 149
Def Normal Universal/NU/Meixner: is a finite-digit predicative universal. The results of a complete saturation of NU with entities are facts.
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States of affairs , >
Facts .
Conversely: the results of the extraction of these entities from these facts are those normal universals - just like we differentiate facts as gross we also differentiate normal universals as gross.
Coarse: e.g. the property of being an equiangular triangle is identical to the property of being a equilateral triangle.
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Coarse-grained/fine-grained .
Normal universals are identical if they have the same number of digits and can be saturated by the same entities.
I 153
Universal Name: means the property.
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Meaning .