Description

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This Book comprises multiple perspectives on visualizing "Time", Time Travel, and how one can visualize some higher dimensions. When it comes to explaining Time Travel, it is tricky; what to say, how to say, when to say, and most importantly "why" to say. One can travel to the future just by traveling relatively faster (with respect to others), however, traveling to the past is the trickier part, as it comes with its problems - paradoxes. When you visualize "time" as some higher dimension but not a river-like flow, the story changes. Traveling to the past and the future becomes completely different than we imagined. One can "see" time flowing; each instance of "time" can be perceived by an individual of some higher dimension. An individual can see his/her past and the future right before his/her eyes. However, manipulating any of those instances would not be an easy game. This book involves many of such concepts simplified, such that you could also explain this to a kid. Multiple perspectives and approaches have been given in this book to widen your perspectives and branch your thinking.
I believe you should be capable enough to explain Time Travel to your Grandkids, so the next time, they won't kill you just for the sake of the Grandfather Paradox.