Supertask

Known as: Hypertasks, Laraudogoitia's beautiful supertask, Benardete's paradox

In philosophy, a supertask is a countably infinite sequence of operations that occur sequentially within a finite interval of time. Supertasks are…

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2010

The area of artificially augmented feedback of biomechanical parameters has received increased attention over the past decade…

2010

This Paper is the second part of a project aimed at ending caregiver discrimination for all workers who are struggling to balance…

2009

This paper considers the ground of religious belief under anti-discrimination law and argues that it is a spectral ground. While…

2007

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2003

There is a philosophical theme of meaning in Tristram Shandy. Sterne does not believe that language and reason can express…

2002

A supertask is a process in which an infinite number of individuated actions are performed in a finite time. A Newtonian…

Highly Cited

1999

Highly Cited

1999

That quantum mechanical measurement processes are indeterministic is widely known. The time evolution governed by the…

1989

Presumably it was on the evidence of these examinations that the government arrested Mrs Haywood. How long she remained in…

1984