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There are certainly some novel ways of looking at the possibilities of time travel. I don't pretend to understand such concepts as quantum entanglement and the like. I'm actually rather inclined to the concept that time is a mere artifact of motion, and this not to be understood as a dimension in which one can travel. But as you say, we are all "moving" through time.

I was having some fun with the old fictional notion of you get in a machine and you pop out in the same room at a different time, H.G. Wells style. Now a tardis ...

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Douglas Giles, PhD
Douglas Giles, PhD

Written by Douglas Giles, PhD

Philosopher by trade & temperament, professor for 21 years, bringing philosophy out of its ivory tower and into everyday life. https://dgilesauthor.com/

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