… asymmetries between both forms of mental time travel: one epistemological and the other
causal. I will then proceed to explain that the pinpointed asymmetries arise from asymmetries …

… Some philosophers take our having reason to have time asymmetric attitudes to count … to
have time asymmetric attitudes to count against a family of views about the nature of time. Such …

… asymmetrical attitudes towards time? Some philosophers have claimed that our asymmetrical
attitudes towards time … that he is free of temporally-asymmetrical attitudes; for instance, he …

… to assume a directed flow of time. We discuss the relationship … time and their possible
asymmetries. We find that physical time acquires meaning only through phenomenological time…

… A-theory of time does not offer any viable account for the asymmetry in our attitudes. … time
are not the reason for the asymmetry in our attitudes, and hence, adopting the B-theory of time …

… There are interesting asymmetries along the temporal dimension that do not exist along the
spatial dimensions – epistemic asymmetries, causal asymmetries, entropic asymmetries. But, …

… Spatial extents of room model can alter subjective time. It is also known that more … In our
hypothesis, asymmetrical space-time interaction is caused by the imbalance in saliency of the …

… time asymmetry. We investigate not the origins 1 of entropic time asymmetry (henceforth t-asymmetry)
but its … We make only one t-asymmetric assumption—that coarse-grained entropy …

… asymmetry effect. Another aspect that could lead to the temporal value asymmetry effect is
the asymmetric … This difference is probably what led to the temporal value asymmetry effect. …

… The reduction of the state vector is fundamentally asymmetric in time and shows an
observer-relatedness which may explain the double interpretation of the state vector as a …