This argument should be distinguished from a similar 'conceivability' argument, often known as the 'zombie hypothesis', which claims the imaginability and possibility of my body (or, in some forms, a body physically just like it) existing without there being any conscious states associated with it.
Otherwise, how could I imagine it existing without the body?
If they continue to shop there and the store's owner, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, thinks it can extend its brand to a broader market without losing its existing customers it may no longer be because its products are a signal of exalted social status.In this respect, LVMH's goods are by no means unique.
But now, unlike before, it can hire those 50 without losing all of its existing employees.
A Department for Transport spokeswoman said: "We need to build HS2 to free up valuable space for passengers and freight because without it, our existing rail network will be full by the mid-2020s at a cost to passengers and businesses up and down country.
It is integral to British democracy; without it, our existing political system would stand as much chance as the North Korean branch of the Monster Raving Loony Party.
Thus, if a set cannot exist without its members existing, then it appears that a theory that contains '∃x x = {a, b}' is ontologically committed to the existence of a.
It's richer without him existing.
For example, he tackled Vladimir Potanin, the oligarch and owner of Sidanko, the oil company, who was seeking to sell a massively discounted issue without offering it to existing shareholders.
"I now have an entire life to live without him existing," he wrote on his Web site last Christmas.
These intrinsic qualities exist without existing for anybody.
