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    Reidentification over time is required for any temporally... — Carmelics
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    Supports→A 'world' must be a temporally extended structure, making reidentification over time a necessary condition for defining worlds.

    Reidentification over time is required for any temporally extended structure to count as a world.

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    A justification for this identification can be variously given by suggesting that a ‘world’ should be a temporally extended structure and thus reidentification over time will be a necessary condition for defining worlds; or similarly by suggesting that in order for observers to have evolved there must be stable records of past events (Saunders 1993, and the unpublished Gell-Mann and Hartle 1994 – see the Other Internet Resources section below); or that observers must be able to access robust s

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