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Critical Notice: The Open Future: Why Future Contingents Are All False, by Patrick Todd [Book Review]
Philosophical Quarterly (forthcoming)
Abstract
Patrick Todd's The Open Future defends the view that all future contingent statements, like ‘It will rain tomorrow’, are false.1 Not only is ‘It will rain tomor.Author's Profile
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