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time cannot be simultaneously past and present and hence not extended. Contrary to Saint Augustine, some philosophers propose that conscious experience is extended in time. For instance, William James said that time is "the short duration of which we are immediately and incessantly sensible". H. Scott Hestevlod has argued for (but not endorsed) the idea that presentists may grant the present some duration, whereas the eternalists may not. Other

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