1. What do you think about Eric Weinstein's theory of geometric unity, which posits the existence of additional temporal (or time) dimensions? He also suggests the possibility of more spatial dimensions.

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2. You lost me at the world infinite.The fact that you can talk about and understand this boggles my mind. Thanks.

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3. Time and space to me is like driving a car with no accelerator and no break, in a never ending suburb. Or at the very least if we have no free will then it's like experiencing the deterministic steering of the car, forming memories of travels, which can be erased in an instant by a car crash, but then if you think of it like that then you're thinking about consciousness, which is a huge waste of time. We can't slow it and we can't stop it. We just go forward whether we like it or not. All we can do is try and steer. If we steer really fast we can maximise what we do in any so called duration, seemingly slowing time, relatively, but it still passes and we still end up somewhere in the end. The next question is, did you see anything cool along the way?

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4. I got rid of clocks a long time ago.

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