presentist
/ˈprɛzəntɪst/Definitions
1. noun
A person who believes that the present moment is the only reality, or a person who emphasizes the importance of the present moment in a philosophical or spiritual context.
“The philosopher was a presentist, believing that the past and future were mere abstractions.”
2. noun
A person who emphasizes the immediate effects or implications of an event, often in the context of politics or current events.
“The journalist was a presentist, focusing on the short-term consequences of the new policy.”