Montero doesn't think we can define "physical" by pointing to a stock example of a nonphysical entity like a ghost because
A) We don't know what would make a ghost count as nonphysical.
B) She doesn't believe in ghosts.
C) Physicalists don't believe in ghosts.
D) All of the above.
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