Titlebook: Space and Time; Richard Swinburne Book 1968 Richard Swinburne 1968 space.space and time.time

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Times and the Topology of Time,IN Chapter 2 we considered the question whether it made sense to suppose that there was more than one space, and we concluded that it did. In this chapter we must ask the corresponding question about time.

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,Physical Limits to Knowledge of the Universe — (ii) Past/Future Sign Asymmetry,WE considered in the last chapter the extent to which the fast velocity of mutual recession of galactic clusters limited the knowledge that we on Earth could have of their states. In this chapter we must consider how far physical laws are responsible for our much greater knowledge of past than of future.

PRISE

The Beginning and End of the Universe,WHAT does it mean to say that the Universe had a beginning or will have an end and of what sort of proof are these propositions susceptible?

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Place and Matter, by a snugly fitting surface (for examples see pp. 18 ff.) then other considerations are relevant to determining the most precise description which can be given of where it is and so its primary place.

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Richard Swinburne, the relative “dose” of TBI, such as the frequency and severity of injury, associated with risk of CTE remains unknown. As such, there is a clear and pressing need to improve the recognition and diagnosis of CTE and to identify mechanistic links between TBI and chronic neurodegeneration.