I guess some philosophers discuss whether in some exact location there is only

I guess some philosophers discuss whether in some exact location there is only

I guess some philosophers discuss whether in some exact location there is only one object, a statue, or two objects, the statue and the stone it is made of. Are there well-known philosophers who argue that this is a false question, a mere matter of choice of words, that there is no criterion to distinguish one object from two objects? Thank you.

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