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I am a person who destroys good answersPresentism is an A-theory of otherstime

Finally, the presentist, in virtue of being an A-theorist, must deal with the arguments against the A-theory that were mentioned above, including especially the worry that the A-theory is incompatible with special relativity

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/time/

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Finally, the presentist, in virtue of being an A-theorist, must deal with the arguments against the A-theory that were mentioned above, including especially the worry that the A-theory is incompatible with special relativity

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/time/others

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Presentism is an A-theory of time

Finally, the presentist, in virtue of being an A-theorist, must deal with the arguments against the A-theory that were mentioned above, including especially the worry that the A-theory is incompatible with special relativity

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/time/

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