Time (further reading)

Time has always fascinated me.

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It is the fourth dimension, alongside length, width and height, yet it remains invisible.

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In Einstein’s general theory of relativity, our world is described as a curved space defined by four dimensions: length, width, height and time.

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Should we be able to see the time axis, perhaps we would be able to see ourselves simultaneously in the present, the past, and the future.

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This idea reinforces my belief that all of time may already be fixed from the moment of the Big Bang; though it is beyond human ability to recognize it, the future is already determined. I try to express this notion in my series “Fatalism.”

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Some physicists suggest that one day we may learn to move through time, backward or forward, just as we move through space.