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An '''object''' is any item that is inanimate. For example, an armchair is an object, as it is inanimate; it does not breathe, [[eat]] or think. A [[human]], however, is technically not an object, as it is living, it breathes, it eats and it thinks.
 
An '''object''' is any item that is inanimate. For example, an armchair is an object, as it is inanimate; it does not breathe, [[eat]] or think. A [[human]], however, is technically not an object, as it is living, it breathes, it eats and it thinks.
 
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Revision as of 22:46, December 14, 2009

An object is any item that is inanimate. For example, an armchair is an object, as it is inanimate; it does not breathe, eat or think. A human, however, is technically not an object, as it is living, it breathes, it eats and it thinks.