This would still leave open whether I should take into account his prudential preferences (now-for-then) for his future, or only his synchronic preferences (now-for-now) regarding his present state.
First, when discussing the treatment of now-for-then preferences, Hare takes over from Richard Brandt the idea that rational agents seek to maximize the satisfaction of their present preferences after they have been adjusted in the light of full exposure to logic and the facts (1981: 101 5, 214 16).
Many of the things we're looking for now, we looked for then," he told the BBC.
WH Auden dubbed the 1940s "the age of anxiety", but it feels a better term for now than then.
And the next train isn't the Glasgow train... it's now for Edinburgh... then it'll be the Glasgow train... No, Windermere next... Then Glasgow... Dum.
For now, then, the MDCs provide a robust alternative for interpreting change in the clinic.
A friend of mine used to have a "no-screen-week" -- no TV, no computer -- for the whole family every now and then, for the sake of sanity.
I used to do this for my kids -- every now and then, for no good reason they could have a mental health day off from school.
Now, as, then for there exists such that for with we get.
That was followed by another tombstone and a "rest in peace" video for Hurler that concluded with "for now" and then "2018".
For now, then, genetic cheating can be detected.
