Chance and Temporal Asymmetry by Alastair Wilson

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Chance and Temporal Asymmetry by Alastair WilsonISBN: 9780199673421 Oxford University Press, 04 September 2014 Hardcover, 320 pages Chance and Temporal Asymmetry, edited by Alastair Wilson, is a collection of advanced essays in metaphysics and philosophy of science that explores the relationship between probability (chance) and the direction of time. The volume examines key questions such as how probabilities in physics relate to everyday probabilities, whether the past and future differ

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