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Real but agent-relative Pozicija1 #112791 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 Arrow of Time ☜A map exploring some issues concerning the nature of time that lie at the boundary of physics and philosophy. The map follows up a talk to the Blackheath Philosophy Forum on 2 April 2011 by Huw Price, Professor of Philosophy and director of the Center for Time at Sydney University.☜F1CEB7

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The experience of time »The experience of timeThe experience of time☜This branch of the map considers the phenomenology of time - the various ways in which time presents itself directly to our consciousness. Why do we think time has the features indicated by the passage view? The answers will hopefully enable us to connect the phenomenological to the physical.☜FFB597

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Passage view components »Passage view componentsPassage view components☜The passage view refers to three aspects of how we perceive time - that it flows, has a direction and that there is a distinguished present moment - and claims that each corresponds to a feature of the real world. These matters are considered in this part of the map.☜FFB597

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Distinguished present moment? »Distinguished present moment?Distinguished present moment?☜We perceive that we live in a distinguished present moment, ontologically distinct from the past and future. But what - phenomenally speaking - do we mean by the present? Can this be expressed without introducing circularity by the use of tensed terms like now?☜FFB597

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What we perceive directly »What we perceive directlyWhat we perceive directly☜The present is the reality we perceive directly, as distinct from events we remember or anticipate. Note that it is not claimed that the present is what we perceive NOW - it is what we see simpliciter, unmediated by memory.☜59C6EF

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Is it real and universal? »Is it real and universal?Is it real and universal?☜Is there a universal present - an objective feature of the universe - or is the present relative to each observer?☜FFB597

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Real but agent-relativeReal 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.☜59C6EF

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Link[1] The Present and special relativity

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Cituojamas: Peter Baldwin 8:13 AM 29 July 2011 GMT
Citerank: (1) 112792Argument from relativityThe Special Theory of Relativity implies that what is perceived directly will not coincide for different observers in relative motion. Therefore it precludes a unique ontological division of spacetime.13EF597B
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Present#Special_Relativity.27s_.22present.22

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"The present is the time that is associated with the events perceived directly and in the first time,[1] not as a recollection (perceived more than once) or a speculation (predicted, hypothesis, uncertain). It is a period of time between the past and the future, and can vary in meaning from being an instant to a day or longer. It is also known as the here-now. In radiocarbon dating, the "Present" is defined as AD 1950.

It is sometimes represented as a hyperplane in space-time,[2] typically called now, although modern physics demonstrates that such a hyperplane can not be defined uniquely for observers in relative motion. The present may also be viewed as a duration (see specious present)."

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