Celebrities discuss philosophy episode 4: A transcript

Think 21 (61):57-72 (2022)
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If a lump of clay is shaped into a statue, is there one thing or are there two? That is: are the lump and the statue two distinct things? This dialogue introduces some reasons to think they are two different things and then discusses the issues involved.

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