If you, at minimum, can imagine how you "COULD be taken to have a property" and want confirmation whether the property really inheres, because you feign imperceptibility, then your work is already done.
Taking ANY object, the possibly perceived property is just what it means to be a property. And without any philosophical reflection, you are aware of that immanently when you encounter, for instance, a red apple under various sources of light.
Who will argue for the anorexic (surely, she is not fat though she perceives it!)? Or the pseudo-suicidal? Tell me a story how they misjudge, and why some questions of the form "Am I X?" can have a negative answer.
2007-02-19
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