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“l(fā)ater” than others, and in other cases that each position is either “past,” “present,” or “future.” In the article entitled “The Unreality of Time” in . (1908), J. E. McTaggart distinguished these two ways, and for the sake of brevity spoke of the series of positions running from the past through