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19. Language / C. Assigning Meanings / 3. Predicates

18536	The subject-predicate form reflects reality [Heil]
	Full Idea: I like to think that the subject-predicate form reflects a fundamental division in reality.
	From: John Heil (The Universe as We Find It [2012], 10.1)
	A reaction: That is, he defends the idea that there are substances, and powerful qualities pertaining to those substances. I sympathise, but this slogan makes it too simple.