How can there be anything

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besides being itself? Take an apple for example: What part of an apple

is not made up completely of being--so completely that there is no room

for anything else beside it?Because if there were anything else beside

it, it would have to be outside of being and this is impossible because

anything outside or beside being would cease to be, to exist.Are the

taste of the apple and the color and the shape and the weight of an

apple all attributes that share another common attribute, that of being?

But being can't be an attribute of anything because anything other than

being cannot be.There can't be anything mor obvious than this , can't

be anything more wonderful.This is what is meant by the dictum:Being

can't be obstructed--what is there outside of it to obstruct it?Snuff

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