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... question- ing or evaluating this assertion . An egocentric concept of time assumes that our present world is the most important one , which provides us with our frame of reference and our values for interpreting all other worlds . In ...
... question- ing or evaluating this assertion . An egocentric concept of time assumes that our present world is the most important one , which provides us with our frame of reference and our values for interpreting all other worlds . In ...
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... questions and assumptions intrinsic to the simulation process which must concern us . These are rarely discussed in ... question of causality . As a technique for reproducing the dynamic behaviour of a system , simulation processes rely ...
... questions and assumptions intrinsic to the simulation process which must concern us . These are rarely discussed in ... question of causality . As a technique for reproducing the dynamic behaviour of a system , simulation processes rely ...
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Theoretical questions such as these are of course encapsulated in the Braudelian polarity between individual event ... question of model boundaries , but at a finer level of discrimination , is the selection of either a discrete or con ...
Theoretical questions such as these are of course encapsulated in the Braudelian polarity between individual event ... question of model boundaries , but at a finer level of discrimination , is the selection of either a discrete or con ...
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