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JDude13
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I know what you're thinking but hear me out.
Why doesn't the dimension of time act as a spatial dimension?
That is to say why can we move as we wish in space but not time?
Why are there three spatial dimensions but only one time dimension?
Is there any scientific theory to account for time not being space and vice versa?
Why doesn't the dimension of time act as a spatial dimension?
That is to say why can we move as we wish in space but not time?
Why are there three spatial dimensions but only one time dimension?
Is there any scientific theory to account for time not being space and vice versa?