Isaac Newton

Reichenbach was not able to recognize the Weyl method as other than an equivalent account of empirical determination of the metric

Demonstrative reasoning cannot bridge the gap between past observations and conclusions about future regularities in nature

Reichenbach was not able to recognize the Weyl method as other than an equivalent account of empirical determination of the metric

Nishida's careful phrasing in 1945 was motivated by political self-protection

Demonstrative reasoning cannot bridge the gap between past observations and conclusions about future regularities in nature

We cannot theoretically know that we are free.

We cannot theoretically know that we are free.

Time travel is implausible and unlikely to exist in our world.

Allison's premise (6) is too weak to be a plausible reconstruction of Kant's non-spatiality thesis

Mensuration in relativity need not depend on clocks and rigid bodies.

Time travel is implausible and unlikely to exist in our world.

Mensuration in relativity need not depend on clocks and rigid bodies.

Any theory that explains 'good' as an optative in unasserted contexts would render obviously valid arguments invalid by treating them as equivocal

Allison's premise (6) is too weak to be a plausible reconstruction of Kant's non-spatiality thesis

The objection that a time t is not simultaneously future and past — but rather was future at some past moment and will be past at some future moment — fails to resolve the contradiction in the A series