Electrons don't need to move backwards in time to become positrons. Rather, I think, that one uber-electron peacefully exists on its natural multidimensional ma

Electrons don't need to move backwards in time to become positrons. Rather, I think, that one uber-electron peacefully exists on its natural multidimensional manifold, and it's us, who declare one axis to be "time", create the dihotomy of that electron sometimes aligning with the timeline and sometimes against it. If we chose 2 coordinates as time, the same uber-electron would create a whole host of ekectron-like particles, depending on how it's aligning with the two timelike directions.