causality still exists either in the Aristotelian sense of actualizing potential or in any other theory of change and causality. — jimmyjohns
I’m trying to understand how exactly under a b-theory of time, causality still exists either in the Aristotelian sense of actualizing potential or in any other theory of change and causality. — jimmyjohns
How can something exist “ simpliciter” in space time if all time past present future is already actual? How is anything simpler and then not simple if time is not objectively present and potentials aren’t actualized? — jimmyjohns
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