Open alanruttenberg opened 3 years ago
I'm not sure what to do about this. The example given is a hole in a piece of wood that has a disposition to break 'because' of the hole. The question is what would the basis of a disposition that inheres in an immaterial entity be.
Raised by Werner Ceusters.
Maybe it should be that we have 'has physical basis' rather than 'has material basis', allowing immaterial entities to be physical bases.
I'm not sure what to do about this. The example given is a hole in a piece of wood that has a disposition to break 'because' of the hole. The question is what would the basis of a disposition that inheres in an immaterial entity be.
Raised by Werner Ceusters.