itive. But we need to drop the intuition that sets are absolutely
&gt;non-located (a difficult intuition to justify for small finite sets). (See
&gt;Max Blacks' "The elusiveness of sets" - The review of Metaphysics, 24, pp.
&gt;614-36, 1971 - for one description of this position.)
&gt;2. Treat groups as wholes - then we need a version of part of that is not
&gt;transitive. I may be part of the football team, but my hand certainly is
&gt;not.
&gt;3. Treat member/part of group as a new kind of relation - and 