On 19 December 2013 13:24, Jason Resch <[email protected]> wrote: > > Consider this: If there were two "present moments" one day apart, that > moved along in parallel, would you have any way of knowing? Then what if > there were a million co-moving presents? Then what if all present moment's > existed at once? How would you refute it? If you can't tell if there are > two presents (and not one), I see no way you could rule out the existence > of all presents. > > This and similar ideas are explored (fictionally!) in Barrington Bayley's novel "Collision with Chronos".
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