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So, <strong>the</strong> positing of stuff is one potential solution to <strong>the</strong> original problem of<br />
colocation in <strong>the</strong> case of <strong>the</strong> statue and <strong>the</strong> bronze. However, even if this solution is<br />
adequately defended (for example, by defending <strong>the</strong> stuff-<strong>the</strong>orist’s view of when<br />
colocation is problematic), it gives rise to problems of exactly <strong>the</strong> kind it was trying to<br />
solve. In spite of having a whole extra ontological category to work with, we’ve made no<br />
progress on solving <strong>the</strong> puzzle of colocated entities. 27<br />
of Location”, p. 2-3), <strong>the</strong> water pervasively occupies each region exactly occupied by any atom that<br />
partially composes a H2O molecule, but it does not entirely or exactly occupy any such region.<br />
27 I am grateful to Andrew Egan, Hud Hudson, William Kilborn, Ned Markosian, Kris McDaniel, Daniel<br />
Nolan, Michael Rea, Jonathan Schaffer , Ted Sider and an anonymous referee for helpful comments on<br />
earlier <strong>version</strong>s of this paper.