%0 Journal Article
%T I Was Right!
%A Ber£żi£ż
%A Boran
%J -
%D 2019
%R 10.26362/20190110
%X Sa£żetak In this article author discusses the problem of the future contingents. He wants to show that the same problem holds for a number of related cases like decisions, promises, beginnings, birth dates, moral luck, post-mortal harms, etc. The focus of the article is on the question of when and how statements about the future acquire their truth values. Author argues that truth is a relational property that statements acquire when the events that they talk about occur. For this reason, the meanings of statements like I was right! or I knew! should not be taken at their face value but rather reinterpreted according to the proposed theory. Also, several other accounts are criticised and rejected: causal determinism, thin red line, eternalism and realism about the future
%K Cambridge change
%K determinism
%K fatalism
%K future contingents
%K intrinsic
properties
%K moral luck
%K open future
%K realism about the future
%K relational properties
%K sea battle.
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