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• When a goer is going over a place, the goer must either have gone over it or have not yet gone over it
• Therefore, it should either be admitted that there is no going when a goer is going over a place or that going is in fact without self-nature
• (Opponents:) The goer's body movements involved in the action of going and the places where the goer goes to and from are seen
• (Opponents:) All actions, including going, are done by an pre-existent doer
• (Opponents:) Going exists (independently) in the place where the goer is going over, therefore the goer goes when he or she is going over a place