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Time: No Dogs or Philosophers Allowed
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Why is thinking about time so confusing, yet time itself seems to be... well, right now? And then? Can we get a better handle on time than did the good bishop of Hippo, who was clear about time - until he thought about it? With Verna Gehring and Farzad MahootianAuthor's Profile
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