All theory must fit to its object. This one is no exception. In other words, we need a theory that, no matter where, when and what you start with, you end up with the same theory. I call such a theory - generic theory. Every aspect of reality is an instance of generic theory.
Generic theory is an instance of itslef.
In a practical way this is what the quantum mechanics and OO people are unconsciously doing - attempting to construct generic theory. This thread originated from a discussion on mind as an object. I have no time to discuss this here, but have written a paper on Generic Consciousness which can be found in my New Stoa web page. Like its ancient predecessor, the atomistic, nominalist philosophy of the Epicurians - Analytic Philosophy is a very literal form of Nominalism. I have no time to go into this, but simply indicate that the nuanced Nominalism of the Stoics incorporating a theory of signs where signs have intermediate elements and do not directly refer to objects in any kind of one to one way, then this kind of nonsense doesn't arrive.