Would it be possible for a concept to be created after the object?

[Voidnether]

Basically if you have table as an object, then you created the concept of table but the table as an object obviously predates the concept of table, would this be an antifeat or not for CM? Given the object predates the concept, but well the object itself isn't a concept

 

[Vietthai96]

No, unless you have specific evidence that you creates a conceptless object and then adding the concept to it later on, object will never predate its concept

 

[Voidnether]

No

So if it were a Minecraft Named Binary Tag (NBT) where functionally, you cannot damage the object itself (as in changing the property and stuff, this is possible though by changing the textures but that's beyond the scope of NBT) but for example when you run a /kill command on @e (entities) and it kills everything that participates within the entity (for example, hostile mobs, passive mobs), this is still a possible use for CM? I mean excluding the fact that this is functionally IM2 with how Minecraft works but I wanted to make sure if it's possible for this to also be concept manip

As NBT here would be the concept, obviously the objects exist firsthand before I feel like

 

[Vietthai96]

Sound very confusing

 

[Voidnether]

Sound very confusing

Alright fine I'd take that as a yes if you're uninterested in minecraft powerscaling (smh!!)

 

[TWILIGHT-OP]

I mean excluding the fact that this is functionally IM2 with how Minecraft works but I wanted to make sure if it's possible for this to also be concept manip

Are we using in game commands for Steve's upgrades now?

 

[Voidnether]

Are we using in game commands for Steve's upgrades now?

I mean is there even a chance Creative Mode gets accepted as canon cause like

 

[TWILIGHT-OP]

unless you have specific evidence that you creates a conceptless object and then adding the concept to it later on

Even hypothetically it's Illogical, An object can’t exist without concepts, because the moment it exists, it has identity and properties.