If Bob Dylan’s right, “the times they are changing”. But what is time anyway? We usually carve up time in terms of the past, the present and the future. But are all of these temporal divisions on an equal ontological footing? Or is there something ontologically special about the present moment, the now? If so, how should we conceive of the past and the future? Are they real? Does time really flow (like we think it does)? And what’s the relationship between space and time? Are the laws of physics time reversible? Is time travel possible?
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- Philosophy of Time
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- The Problem of Evil
- Arguments for the Existence of God
- Possible Worlds Semantics
- Meta Ethics 101
- Skepticism 101
- Paradoxes and Puzzles 2
- Paradoxes and Puzzles 1
- Philosophy of Mind 101
- The 28th Episode Spectacular
- Philosophy of Language 101
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- Philosophy of Science 101
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- The Socratic Couch
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- Political Philosophy 101
- What Should Philosophers Talk About?
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- Aesthetics 101
- Philosophy of Religion 101
- Ethics 101
- Knowledge 101
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- Philosophy Today
- What is Philosophy?
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