Can a Hypothetical Object Exist if it Does Not Satisfy a Universal Rule?

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sir,
may i ask u something.if a hypothetical law is satisfied by every object then,how can an object exist which does not satisfy this law?so everything will be hypothetical isn't it?
i don't know a thing about philosophy,but i just wanted to ask,that's all.hope u'll surely reply me
sarika harikumar
 

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