EY:
Joerg asks, "what is essentialism ? "
It's a philosophical malady, a doozy apparently.......
FOR HAECCEITY'S SAKE
The what it is for to be a horse is not the what it is for to be an oak tree, for no one of woman born ever planted an acorn hoping to harvest a horse, because the cause of things being the beings they be, is, of course, that things are as they are, i.e., a house is house, not a car. But all things are things, you say, ergo, essentially, all the same. Be that as it may you're you, I'm me, for that we both thank haecceity.
Mike Geary Memphis
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