= Abstract object theory
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Abstract object theory is a philosophical framework that deals with the nature of abstract objects—entities that do not exist in physical space and do not possess physical properties. Examples of abstract objects include numbers, properties, concepts, sets, and other non-material entities. The theory explores questions such as: 1. **Existence**: What does it mean for an abstract object to exist? Unlike physical objects, abstract objects are often seen as not having a location in space or time.
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