The Natural Philosophy of TimeClarendon Press, 1980 - 399 Seiten |
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... existence rather than of non - existence ; and this applies whether the thing is supposed to arise of itself or through some other cause ' ( Kemp Smith 1934 ) . In other words , the moment before the world began would have contradictory ...
... existence rather than of non - existence ; and this applies whether the thing is supposed to arise of itself or through some other cause ' ( Kemp Smith 1934 ) . In other words , the moment before the world began would have contradictory ...
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... existence of events related by earlier than , has a flavour of absurdity , if not of self - contradiction ' ( Sellars 1962 , p . 560 ) , for as he points out in a later passage ( p . 574 ) ' The earlier - later relation has its primary ...
... existence of events related by earlier than , has a flavour of absurdity , if not of self - contradiction ' ( Sellars 1962 , p . 560 ) , for as he points out in a later passage ( p . 574 ) ' The earlier - later relation has its primary ...
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... existence and range of cosmic time have been supplemented in recent years by remarkable and powerful theorems due to Penrose , Hawking and Geroch concerning the occurrence of physical singularities in space - time . Although these ...
... existence and range of cosmic time have been supplemented in recent years by remarkable and powerful theorems due to Penrose , Hawking and Geroch concerning the occurrence of physical singularities in space - time . Although these ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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