Perhaps I didn't understand this properly
But much of this seems to be built upon the idea of time as being a fourth dimension of space. Thing is, theoretically you can extend three dimensional objects along a fourth axis which isn't time, which gives rise to theoretical shapes such as tesseracts. If there's a spatial fourth dimension, doesn't that preclude the possibility that the fourth dimension is temporal?
(, Tue 13 Jan 2009, 22:03, Reply)
A Tesseract is just a 4 dimensional hypercube.
Whether you call the 4th dimension of space "Time" or something else like "Bob" doesn't matter - it's still the same thing.
(, Wed 14 Jan 2009, 9:36, Reply)