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Multiple time dimensions

The possibility that there might be more than one dimension of time has occasionally been discussed in physics and philosophy. Similar ideas appear in folklore and fantasy literature.

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Physics

Philosophy

Fiction

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Multiple time dimensions

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples27
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
Components1

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Multiple time dimensions

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related to Fiction · 14
Multiple time dimensions → Beam Piper, Chronicles, Dunne, Fantasy, It, Lewis, Lórien, Multiple, Narnia, Paratime, Rings, Science, The Lord, Tolkien
related to Philosophy · 13
Multiple time dimensions → An Experiment, As, At, But, Dunne, General Relativity, He, His, Multiple, Priestley, The Serial Universe, This, Time

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time dimension dimensions physics one theory spacetime multiple philosophy similar ideas proposed modern problem physical could dunne infinite second regress

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Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionMultiple0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionFantasy0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionTolkien0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionLewis0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionDunne0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionIt0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionLórien0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionThe Lord0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionRings0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionChronicles0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionNarnia0.60section
Multiple time dimensionsrelated to FictionScience0.60section

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