Velleman Suggests That an Effect Produced by "Experiential Anticipation, in Which

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Velleman suggests that an effect produced by "experiential anticipation, in which I prefigure a future experience from the perspective that I expect to occupy in it. A single self appears to have its full existence both now and later, because I who anticipate the experience and the 'I' of the anticipated experience become superimposed."

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Definitions:

Annual Election

Annual election typically refers to the process of choosing or deciding on options or leadership positions through voting, occurring once every year.

Special Meetings

Gatherings or assemblies called for a specific purpose, outside of the regular schedule, often necessitated by urgent or unique business needs.

Notice

Formal communication or an announcement regarding a particular legal process or requirement that needs to be acknowledged or adhered to.

Business Judgment Rule

A legal principle that protects corporate directors and officers from liability for decisions made in good faith and in the best interests of the corporation.