Which side of a sphere is the left side? And is it so because there is a leftness in a sphere or because you conceived of a relational dichotomy and imposed it on the structure?
Is eating tuna for dinner good or bad necessarily? Must it be one or the other? In what way?
We can always create dichotomies. The question should be when is it appropriate. Of course every object with extension is either exactly three meters or it isn’t. Ain’t gonna build a skyscraper with that kind of measuring, though.
Finally, electrically, isn’t a neutron not positively charged and not negatively charged?
fatdave: matter itself has multiple distinct states (solid, liquid, gas).
Although there appears to be much discussion on whether these three are the only ones possible (I seem to recall reading about ‘room temperature ice’ and crystal lattice arrangements in gaseous states), then there’s plasma…