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Meghan Sullivan is a Professor of Philosophy at Notre Dame and the Director of the University Philosophy Requirement. Sullivan's research tends to focus on philosophical problems concerning time, modality, rational planning and religious belief. Shehas published work in many of the leading generalist philosophy journals, including Nous, Ethics, and Philosophical Studies. She also regularly writes shorter public philosophy essays - including publications in The Huffington Post, Commonweal and First Things - and gives public philosophy talks.

- Introduction
- 1: The Received Wisdom
- 2: The Life Saving Argument
- 3: The Arbitrariness Argument
- 4: Personal Volatility
- 5: Preferences about the Past
- 6: The No Regrets Argument
- 7: The Arbitrariness Argument (Again)
- 8: Understanding Temporal Neutrality
- 9: Neutrality, Sunk Costs, and Commitment
- 10: Neutrality and Life Extension
- 11: Neutrality and Meaning