Chris writes: b althoughB Cheerskep firmly claims otherwise, yes, there is an ontic difference between reading a book and discussing it afterwards -- just as there is a difference between being in Kuai and thenB being back in Chicago.b
Look carefully, and you'll notice that nothing I said denies this. This whole subject is immensely complicated, with all kinds of subtle differences between notions. But two distinct notions does not entail there must be two distinct non-notional entities, especially if one of them is alleged to be a b category/class/setb . Remember, this was Michael's question: Look carefully and you'll notice that nothing I said denies this. This whole subject in immensely complicated with all kinds of subtle differences between notions.
