Ontology Of Time

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  • + swamy_g Swamy G 11 months ago
    This is full of math... The universe isn't math.. something's gone terribly wrong here..
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  1. The Ontology of Time Formal Ontology for Knowledge Representation and Natural Language Processing – ICT School Doctorate Course May 3rd, 2005
  2. Introduction 2 May 3rd, 2005
  3. Time An important philosophical domain of inquiry A foundational ontology An essential domain in Physics An essential domain in Knowledge Representation and Reasoning A basic ingredient of linguistic statements 3 May 3rd, 2005
  4. Which time? Absolute or Relative? Absolute: There is a purely temporal space in which objects are temporally located. Standard physics DOLCE’s Time Quality Space Relative: Time is an implicit structure induced by temporal relations Leibniz - Newton controversy commonsense and psychological evidence Which structure? Whi

+ Swamy GSwamy G, 11 months ago

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