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3D/4D Equivalence, the Twins Paradox, and Absolute Time
three-dimensional four-dimensional physical objects
2008/4/9
The thesis of 3D/4D equivalence states that every three-dimensional description of the world is translatable without remainder into a four-dimensional description, and vice versa. In representing an o...
"On the Time Reversal Invariance of Classical Electromagnetic Theory"
time reversal invariance electromagnetic theory
2008/4/9
David Albert claims that classical electromagnetic theory is not time reversal invariant. He acknowledges that all physics books say that it is, but claims they are ``simply wrong" because they rely ...
“Time Travel” in Godel Spacetime: Why It Doesn’t Pay to Work Out All the Kinks
Time Travel Godel Spacetime
2008/4/9
Here we provide a proof that there exist closed timelike curves in Gödel spacetime with total acceleration less than 2π(9 + 6√3)^1/2. This answers a question posed by David Malament.
This paper considers the possibility that nonrelativistic quantum mechanics tells us that Nature cares about time reversal. In a classical world we have a fundamentally reversible world that appears i...
PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS EDUCATION: THE CONSTRUCTION OF GEOMETRICAL KNOWLEDGE, LIVED EXPERIENCE, AND LIVED TIME
CONSTRUCTION OF GEOMETRICAL KNOWLEDGE MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
2008/4/8
To present studies carried out by the Phenomenology and Mathematics Education Study Group, based in the Graduate Program in Mathematics Education of the State University of São Paulo (UNESP), i...
Reproduced with permission from Hegel and the Philosophy of Nature, Editor, Steven Houlgate ?1998 State University of New York. Edward Halper is professor of philosophy at the University of Georgia. H...
Subjective Perception of Time and a Progressive Present Moment: The Neurobiological Key to Unlocking Consciousness
Time present moment consciousness nonconscious
2008/3/31
The conclusion of physics, within both a historical and more recent context, that an objectively progressive time and present moment are derivative notions without actual physical foundation in nature...
What Kind of a Problem is the Problem of Time?
time tense Aristotle cosmology metaphysics McTaggart
2008/3/31
Aristotle begins his famous discussion of time in Book Δ of The Physics by asking whether time belongs to “the things that exist.” In this paper I argue that Aristotle’s apparently ambiguous answer to...
Since middle ages, westerners held mainly two views on time: eschatological (teleological) and physical (scientific). The former came from Christianity and understood time through the relations betwee...
The Curious Time of Memory
2008/1/16
Introduction
In this paper I want to draw your attention to some thought-provoking and challenging theses on memory contained in Bergson's neglected major work, Matter and Memory (first published ...
St. Patrick was ahead of his time, says Celtic Studies professor
Patrick's Day Christianity
2007/3/12
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What Kind of a Problem is the Problem of Time?
time, tense, Aristotle, cosmology, metaphysics, McTaggart, Goedel
2011/9/7
Aristotle begins his famous discussion of time in Book Δ of The Physics by asking whether time belongs to “the things that exist.” In this paper I argue that Aristotle’s apparently ambiguous answer to...