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A has no identity. B has no identity. C has no identity.

But perhaps {A, B, C} can have identity?

I guess my confusion is, how can anything have an identity if we just asserted that nothing does.

The same way that a pile of identical bricks can have no identity, but a home you build out of it could?

I guess my confusion is, how can anything have an identity if we just asserted that nothing does.

Provide a quote where I or anyone asserted that absolutely nothing has identity.

Are you serious?

> Nothing has identity, ...

Failed. Lose an intellectual point for leaving out the vital context.