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work_g7avlzy4w5aptgogoaqboedm7a	Simon Saunders	Tense and Indeterminateness	2000	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5814	381	66	determinate and the indeterminate real and objective, consistent with physics? each case we do obtain a local system of time-slices. a;b; ::: denote Sim, there is a binary relation between equal-time projectionsba;bb; ::: denote Def, depending on the universal state5, such that Def(ba;bb) if and all events, respectively the set of all projections, into equivalence classes corresponding to the di¤erent moments of time A;B;::: in spacetime, and to di¤erent According to Lewis, possible worlds bear no physical relations with one another. But we can make sense of actualism combined with possibilism: a determinate past, up to a certain moment of time, is all that exists; the future does natural from the point of view of a state-reduction theory. many possible events, at di¤erent places and times, each with a locally-de�ned universal state is de�ned on Minkowski spacetime: whatever else relativity is, The process is to be de�ned at each space-time point, as an e¤ective state	./cache/work_g7avlzy4w5aptgogoaqboedm7a.pdf	./txt/work_g7avlzy4w5aptgogoaqboedm7a.txt