Tense Logic

Tense Logic is a branch of modal logic that deals with the concepts of time in reasoning. While traditional logic focuses on the truth of statements as static (true or false), tense logic incorporates time by considering statements that can be true at different moments. It uses operators like "it is always the case," "it will be the case," and "it was the case." This allows for a richer exploration of propositions, capturing not just what is true now, but also what has been true in the past and what may be true in the future, facilitating discussions about change and temporality.