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Basically, how are these two different beyond "meta-abstracts are basically outerversal abstracts"?
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Difference between abstract and meta-abstract?
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Does nobody have an answer...?
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An abstract object is one without any form but possessing a more intrinsic nature to it. Meta is a prefix meaning "after," or "beyond," though it seemingly is commonly used to denote "things within other things".
So essentially it would just be something so abstract that it's too abstract even from an abstract perspective.
Like how metaphysics addresses the nature of the physical at a deeper level than that of the physical.
So essentially it would just be something so abstract that it's too abstract even from an abstract perspective.
Like how metaphysics addresses the nature of the physical at a deeper level than that of the physical.
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Okay... so basically just an even more fundamental version of Abstract Existence?
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