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Originally Posted by adfaffasfd
That doesn't make since, you've no idea what your saying, you have no proof, do you even understand what that means? I dont think anyone else does. We aren't looking at anything, we're moving through it.
By the way, time travel as we would think of it (visiting the future or the past) is in no way, shape, form, or fashion possible. That's been proven by a man named Stephen Hawking (most consider him the smartest man in the world). Hawking made this statement when asked about his thoughts on time travel: "Its not possible because, if it were, we would have been visited by beings from the future". Thats not a direct quote, but you get the jist- dont you think people would have tried to come back to see major events in history or maybe try to stop catastrophes from happening- like 9/11, plane crashes, pearl harbor, etc...
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Hmmm, I think you need to embrace the power of imagination. In science, philosophy and theology we create metaphors. I understood the line metaphor and it resonates perfectly with how I intuitively understand time. You obviously didn't hear about Stephen Hawkings somewhat enormous errors in his calculations. He's still a genius, mostly because he can imagine better than most of us.