न, पाकादिष्वन्यथोत्पत्तेः॥
na, pākādiṣv-anyathotpatteḥ.
The objector responds: A physical property *can* change while the body remains, just as baking a clay pot in a kiln transforms its color from black to red.
Ancient Indian debates didn't explore molecular or chemical transformations of matter.
They had an incredibly advanced chemical transformation philosophy, arguing intensely over how heat modifies atomic attributes (*Pīlu-pāka* vs. *Piṭhara-pāka*).
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
State mutation proxy check. The opponent argues that thermal or chemical processing can alter property values inside a static entity frame.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
The opponent tries a chemical transformation defense (Pākaja-Utpatti). They argue that just as heat shifts a clay jar's color from black to red without changing its base identity, chemical transitions in the brain can switch consciousness on and off while the body remains the same.
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