If shared phenomenal parts are counted only once across overlapping presents, the total apparent duration converges on objective elapsed time rather than multiplying per specious present.

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Apparent duration(in philosophy of time): How long a stretch of time feels or seems to last from your perspective.
Objective elapsed time(as used in philosophy of time): The actual, measurable amount of time that passes according to physics and clocks, independent of how we experience it.
Overlapping presents(as used in philosophy of time): The idea that multiple moments of 'now' can overlap or share content with each other, rather than being completely separate points in time.
Phenomenal: # Phenomenal "Phenomenal" means something that is remarkably impressive, outstanding, or extraordinary in a way that stands out noticeably. In everyday use, people call something phenomenal when it exceeds normal expectations and captures attention—like a phenomenal performance or a phenomenal achievement. The word comes from the idea of something being so notable that it appears striking to our perception or experience.

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