Is anything ever true of both a whole and its part?
A) No, that is why composition is a fallacy.
B) No, since a whole is necessarily different from its parts.
C) No, since the part is always smaller than the whole.
D) Yes, since parts and wholes do not have to be entirely different.
E) Yes, since the whole must have every property of the part.
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