I understand that’s what actual identity is describing how it is defined-as.
But I hold communication-as-basis rather than words-with-definitions-as-basis. We’re working from different ontologies.
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My current working model is as such, which may aid in communication:
Ontologies consist of concepts.
A concept is a theory of a category.
I am not implying that all is equal but rather by this trying to discern the source for miscommunication and disagreement and I find it usually centers around this.
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As far as “actual identity” goes, I don’t think that is necessarily a thing. My proof is that different “zooms” can render a so-called object-with-identity irrational or nonexistent, quite simply.
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Or in short, my ontology has a concept of “actual identity” as does yours.
But in mine, “actual identity” falls into a category of “fantastical notions that are given unreasonable importance”.
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