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>Or what is our time size? That's just another way of describing the total time you exist.

• shawnz 6y ago
  Your size in X, Y, Z isn't equal to the total distance you've traveled, so why would your size in t be the total time you've traveled?
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  • chadlavi 6y ago
    your size in X, Y, Z, is how much space you occupy at once, i.e., at a fixed point on the time axis. But how would we even make sense of the notion of "size" on the time axis? How much time we take up for a fixed value in one or more of the X, Y, and Z axes?
  • lopmotr 6y ago
    If you consider your body has extent in time, then when you move between two points in space, your body is a long worm connecting those two points. So your size in some way is related to the distance you travel in your life. But even without time, a person's size isn't really well defined anyway. Is a person wider if he stretches his arms out sideways?