Status Updates From The Time Machine (Norton Cr...

One must err to grow, and I feel no remorse for this youthful effort. The young man I was may seem somewhat naive and inexperienced to me now, but the Time Machine he wrote still lives, and even today it remains a practical and convenient way to look back into the past or forward into the future. Looking back along the time dimension thirty-six years, I remember that young man with affection.

Time is a fourth dimension. The normal present is a three dimensional section of a four dimensional universe. The only difference between the time dimension and the others, from this point of view, lay in the movement of consciousness along it, whereby the progress of the present was constituted.

My 2nd time reading, this time as an Audible selection.