"rockness" meaning in English

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          "text": "You can't impact the treeness of a tree, the skyness of the sky, or the rockness of a rock.",
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          "text": "He asked, how can you truly know the rockness of a rock by categorizing it? Simply dividing it into smaller pieces, weighing it, and looking at its properties may tell you a great deal about what it is like, but what it is, its essence, its rockness, escapes such analysis […]",
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