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time-slice rationality: a standalone construct

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Formal epistemology

view that what is rational for an agent at a time depends only on their mental states at that time, not on their past states.

In formal epistemology, time-slice rationality refers to view that what is rational for an agent at a time depends only on their mental states at that time, not on their past states. This meaning comes from Hedden (2015) in Mind.[1]

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References

Hedden, B. (2015). Time-Slice Rationality. Mind, 124(494), 449-491. https://doi.org/10.1093/mind/fzu181

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