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According to the platonist view of properties, the property of redness exists independently of any red thing.
If an extra-nuclear property like simplicity were treated as a further "ordinary", characterizing property, one would be caught up in a contradiction: As the object a red thing is a simple object, it has two properties, redness and simplicity, and is, therefore, not simple but complex.
So whereas immanent realists maintain that red things are red because redness exists in them, trope theorists maintain that red things are red because red tropes exist in them; but the difference is that immanent realists maintain that one and the same thing (redness) exists in all red things, whereas trope theorists maintain that each red thing has its own trope.
A red thing is coming at him.
What I was thinking — the red thing?
Q: You brought some red thing in a bottle to a restaurant where we ate once.
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To the extent that a property like redness allows us to count red things, it is because we are relying on the umbrella count noun 'thing' to help with the count.
Red Walk, for example, is all about seeing red things in the landscape as you bowl or brood along.
In particular, Plato thought that, in addition to all the red things he observed in the world, there exists an independent property of redness and that this property was an abstract object.
I love deep, dark red things made of red velvet".
Everywhere I looked, desaturated or barely discernible red things were popping.
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