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Bradley Monton

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    Department of Philosophy, Wuhan University
    Distinguished Professor
Princeton University
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 1999
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Wuhan, Hubei, China
Areas of Specialization
Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
Eternalism
Presentism
A-Theories of Time
B-Theories of Time
McTaggart's Argument
Time and Change
Experience of Temporal Passage
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Areas of Interest
Metaphysics
Time and Change
McTaggart's Argument
B-Theories of Time
A-Theories of Time
Presentism
Eternalism
Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
Metaphysics and Epistemology
Experience of Temporal Passage
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    How to predict future duration from present age
    with Brian Kierland
    Philosophical Quarterly 56 (222): 16-38. 2006.
    The physicist J. Richard Gott has given an argument which, if good, allows one to make accurate predictions for the future longevity of a process, based solely on its present age. We show that there are problems with some of the details of Gott's argument, but we defend the core thesis: in many circumstances, the greater the present age of a process, the more likely a longer future duration
    Probabilistic Puzzles, MiscBayesian Reasoning, MiscDoomsday Argument
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