Zeno's Paradox as a Derivative for the Ontological Proof of Panpsychism

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This article attempts to elucidate the phenomenon of time and its relationship to consciousness. It defends the idea that time exists both as a psychological or illusory experience, and as an ontological property of spacetime that actually exists independently of human experience.

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Eamon Macdougall
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