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The book dives into various perspectives on the visualization of "Time," exploring multiple perspectives of Time Travel and the concept of higher dimensions. Explaining Time Travel poses challenges, navigating what to say, how to say it, when to discuss it, and most importantly, why to address it. While traveling to the future is conceivable by moving relatively faster, the complexity intensifies when attempting to journey to the past, entangled in the web of paradoxes.
The narrative takes a unique turn when visualizing "time" as a higher dimension rather than a river-like flow. This perspective reshapes the understanding of traveling to both the past and the future. It envisions "time" as something perceivable by individuals existing in a higher dimension, allowing them to witness the flow of time at each instance.
The book simplifies these intricate concepts, making them perceivable and understandable even to a child. It introduces multiple perspectives and approaches, intending to broaden the reader's understanding and encourage diverse ways of thinking. The ultimate goal is to equip readers with the capability to explain Time Travel even to their Grandkids, so the next time they won’t kill you just for the sake of the grandfather paradox.
Siddharth Rana
Siddharth Rana is not just a student; more importantly, he is a Thinker. He mostly thinks and talks about Time Travel and the secrets of Cosmos. He makes his theories and hypotheses on the visualization of Time Travel and the Universe. He lives on Earth, yet his mind wanders across the expanding Universe, ever since 13.8 billion years.
