Definition: Unvarnishedness is a philosophical concept in the philosophy of science, which suggests that all objects are essentially the same and cannot be distinguished from one another. This means that there is no difference between an object's properties or characteristics based on its physical state or appearance. In other words, unvarnishedness refers to the idea that every object has the same properties regardless of how it appears to others. It is often contrasted with varnishedness, which suggests that objects may have
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