Thinking in terms of surfaces of time. From linear time to two-dimensional time. ── Observing the present while setting up an alternative perspective.
- Time flows in two dimensions.
- ── What does it mean to think in terms of area?
- Change the perspective on the present, dimension by dimension
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- Frequently Asked Questions
Time is not twenty-four hours.
If this phrasing feels unnatural to you, it is because you are viewing time as one-dimensional. The feeling that time flies by in the blink of an eye. That bodily sensation contains a structure that can be engaged with.
Time flows in two dimensions.
There is a kind of consciousness that exists in a virtual dimension, separate from real-time. I want to understand, through direct experience, that time is actually two-dimensional.
And imaginary time flowed before the birth of the universe. It is also an area actually dealt with in difficult research.
If time flows in two dimensions, density and area arise there. People who think in one dimension are at a disadvantage at this point.
── What does it mean to think in terms of area?
In practice, this involves observing the present moment while establishing an alternative perspective.
There is my present self. There is my future self. There is also my past self. I place these multiple selves simultaneously. Even if it feels nonsensical, I accept it first.
That way, you become able to come up with new ideas and think about big things. Even without knowing, you become able to think about at least your own future.
Change the perspective on the present, dimension by dimension
We perceive the same “now” from different perspectives in each dimension. As a result, our perspective itself begins to change.
Everything is happening simultaneously. It is just a matter of viewing them as hidden layers.
And the moment it becomes an imaginary dimension, it turns into nothingness, so the entire concept of time flies away. Assuming that the fifth dimension is the information space, which does not exist in the fourth dimension, an imaginary time flows within the imaginary number space.
The idea that time has area is itself an extremely human discovery. Becoming an area was, in itself, a discovery.
You cannot change the length of a day, but you can change the area it contains. Whether or not you have ever doubted this changes the content of the same twenty-four hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
By observing the present while simultaneously adopting a different perspective—that of the future and of the past self—we can treat time as a two-dimensional dimension.
In addition to the time in a clock (one-dimensional), we should consider that there is another axis called the imaginary time.
Time creates density and area, making it easier to think of new ideas and big things.


