People naturally move through time. Everyone, all at the same speed. And in the same.e direction - you can't time-travel back in time. And intent plays no role.

People naturally move through time. Everyone, all at the same speed. And in the same.e direction - you can't time-travel back in time. And intent plays no role. Moving across space: Not everyone, not all at the same speed, not all in the same direction. And intent plays a role (note that it can be someone else's intent that's propelling one of course). So I'm saying that time and space seem qualitatively quite different. That turns the question of > Should we apply this logic to time only or space as well? into one to be further explored with a "why? they're quite different" answer, rather than with a "yeah why not" answer.