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Novogenesis uses the term "material" to describe physical objects that come in real quantities rather than integer ones. | Novogenesis uses the term "material" to describe physical objects that come in real quantities rather than integer ones. Compare: [[:Category:Objects|Object]] | ||
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* Iron ore is a natural material. | * Iron ore is a natural material. | ||
* Iron is a material. | * Iron is a material. | ||
* An iron nail is | * An iron nail is an object. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:34, 16 June 2019
Novogenesis uses the term "material" to describe physical objects that come in real quantities rather than integer ones. Compare: Object
e.g.
- Iron ore is a natural material.
- Iron is a material.
- An iron nail is an object.
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