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"""In this innovative and wide-reaching work, Eleonora Viganò presents a new theory of how people think about and interact with their future selves. Far from a simple matter of self-control, Viganò shows us how our intertemporal trade-offs have a potent moral dimension. This book inspires a new view of selfhood and has considerable implications for the way we act in the present with our future in mind."" – Adam Bulley, Harvard University and the University of Sydney"

In this innovative and wide-reaching work, Eleonora Vigano presents a new theory of how people think about and interact with their future selves. Far from a simple matter of self-control, Vigano shows us how our intertemporal trade-offs have a potent moral dimension. This book inspires a new view of selfhood and has considerable implications for the way we act in the present with our future in mind. - Adam Bulley, Harvard University and the University of Sydney

""In this innovative and wide-reaching work, Eleonora Viganò presents a new theory of how people think about and interact with their future selves. Far from a simple matter of self-control, Viganò shows us how our intertemporal trade-offs have a potent moral dimension. This book inspires a new view of selfhood and has considerable implications for the way we act in the present with our future in mind."" – Adam Bulley, Harvard University and the University of Sydney

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Eleonora Viganò is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Biomedical Ethics and History of Medicine at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Her work focuses on self-regarding morality, the neuroscience of ethics, and digital ethics.

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