According to Gilmore, which of the following are all non-internal properties?
A) being capable of undergoing the relevant vital processes, being alive, having a temperature of 98.6 degrees F.
B) being dead, being 2 kg in mass.
C) being 2 kg in mass, having a temperature of 98.6 degrees F, having existed for more than two days.
D) being in the path of a falling boulder, having existed for more than two days, being dead
E) being alive, being capable of undergoing the relevant vital processes, being cryptobiotic, being dead.

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Non-internal properties are those that do not depend solely on the intrinsic nature of the object but also on its relation to other things or its environment. Being in the path of a falling boulder, having existed for more than two days, and being dead are examples of such properties because they involve the object's interaction with its environment or temporal aspects external to its intrinsic nature.

According to Gilmore, Which of the Following Are All Non-Internal