That philosopher argued for a special form of these things that have the properties of "moltenness", "viscosity", and "nonlocality".
A philosopher explained how a class of these things can phase into existence by using the example of an apple invading a two-dimensional world of stick people to suggest that Earth is one of these, and that humanity is always inside of these things. That philosopher argued for a special form of these things that have the properties of "moltenness", "viscosity", and "nonlocality". Those "hyper-" form of these things include evolution, styrofoam, and global warming according to Timothy Morton. The universe is said to be made of "[these things] wrapped in [these things] wrapped in [these things]" according to the book Guerilla Metaphysics. That book's author, the speculative realist Graham Harmann, distinguishes between "sensual" and "real" forms of these things, and posits an "ontology" centered on these things that rejects the anthropometric implications of the Copernican Revolution. That entire lol-arious movement in philosophy got its start after a man used the term sosein to describe a form of these things that have being, but lack a key property, and include golden mountains and unicorns. For 10 points, name these things, which can be nonexistent according to Alexius Meinong.
A philosopher explained how a class of these things can phase into existence by using the example of an apple invading a two-dimensional world of stick people to suggest that Earth is one of these, and that humanity is always inside of these things.
objects [accept hyperobjects or object-oriented ontology or object-oriented philosophy]