Velleman says, "According to ___________, objects have past- and future-tensed properties, but the objects themselves exist only in the present, and so they don't persist at all, much less endure."

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Presentism is the belief that only the present moment exists and that past and future events are just ideas or mental constructs. This view holds that objects exist only in the present moment and do not persist through time. Therefore, according to presentism, objects have past- and future-tensed properties but do not endure over time.

Velleman Says, "According to ___________, Objects Have Past- and Future-Tensed