In addition Bergson's theory of this concept, another theory uses the example of the death of Queen Anne in an essay titled "The Unreality of [this concept]," written by J.M.E. McTaggart.
In The Creative Mind, one theorizer of this concept proposed three metaphors to describe this concept: an image of a spectrum of a thousand gradually changing shades with a line running through it, two spools, one rolling and the other unrolling, and an infinitely small piece of elastic. In addition Bergson's theory of this concept, another theory uses the example of the death of Queen Anne in an essay titled "The Unreality of [this concept]," written by J.M.E. McTaggart. Another work by Bergson pairs this concept with Free Will in the title of a work, and this concept is perhaps thought to be the horizon of being for another thinker. FTP name this concept which is now unified with space and can be measured by a clock.
In The Creative Mind, one theorizer of this concept proposed three metaphors to describe this concept: an image of a spectrum of a thousand gradually changing shades with a line running through it, two spools, one rolling and the other unrolling, and an infinitely small piece of elastic.
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