The current opinion of proponents of the tenseless theory of time is that the argument that tensed sentences (or sentence-utterances) are untranslatable by tenseless sentences (or sentence-utterances) is insufficient to establish the tensed theory of time.
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(1993)
Language and Time
by Quentin Smith
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"The current opinion of proponents of the tenseless theory of time is that the argument that tensed sentences (or sentence-utterances) are untranslatable by tenseless sentences (or sentence-utterances) is insufficient to establish the tensed theory of time."
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