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please help me understand the meaning of underlined words and whole sentence:
it reduces the past to a mere function or back-projection of the present.
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MULTIPLE-MATERIAL WORLDS WITH SINGLE-MATERIAL GOALS

"When a projection is simple, we can define a kind of inverse for it, which we will call its back-projection."
Source: BINDINGS AND UNIFORM REDUCIBILITY
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thanks casiopea
but what does exactlymean my example?
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Simply, the past is a different perspective of the present.
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