Real but agent-relative
The present for each observer is what each perceives directly, rather than remembers or anticipates. The present is written to the memory of an observer - added to the stock of past memories, following the preceding ones in temporal succession. The present is real but agent-relative.
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The Arrow of Time  »The Arrow of Time 
The experience of time »The experience of time
Passage view components »Passage view components
Distinguished present moment? »Distinguished present moment?
What we perceive directly »What we perceive directly
Is it real and universal? »Is it real and universal?
Real but agent-relative
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