If one adopts the perdurantist position, the possibility of Jennifer having “two moments of personal time overlap at one moment of external time,” is plausable (Hunter). Since a “perdurantist is someone who thinks that objects only have a temporal part present at each moment of an interval of time,” this idea would enable the younger Jennifer to exist simulataneously with the older Jennifer. Moreover, it would also permit Jennifer to retain her personal identity.
However, this scenario seems to be based more on personal time, rather than external time. Consequently, how does external time exist in this type of state? More specifically, does any sense of continuous external time and space exist for a perdurantist? Or can objects and people
However, this scenario seems to be based more on personal time, rather than external time. Consequently, how does external time exist in this type of state? More specifically, does any sense of continuous external time and space exist for a perdurantist? Or can objects and people