 Mann solves the triad by denying (c) (2015, 37). Some persons are property instances. Indeed, Mann argues that every person is a property instance because everything is a property instance. (2015, 38) God is a person and therefore a property instance. If you object that persons are concrete while property instances are abstract, Mann’s response is that both are concrete (2015, 37). To be concrete is to be in space and/or time (2015, 37). Socrates is concrete in this sense, but so is his being sunburned.