 Handfield (2008b) gives an insightful angle to Choi’s thought experiment. Let’s say that a property putatively considered to be dispositional is intrinsically finkable or not depending on whether or not an object can co-instantiate it along with an intrinsic property that would remove it should the stimulus condition be present. Then Handfield suggests that the core idea of Choi’s thought experiment is that dispositional properties are not intrinsically finkable but categorical properties are.