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A graph what is THIS!!??

Anyways, this is my model of a universe with both many worlds and time travel.

So, here's how it works: Imagine everything a graph with a point on it, this point represents the universe in a single instance of time. The point continuously extrudes itself along the vertical axis, this is the flow of time. But what if you were to travel back in time to a previous point, here instead of altering the current timeline resulting in a plethora of paradoxes, you end up creating a new point exactly one unit of time after your destination and across the original point on the horizontal axis, this creates a brand-new timeline (shown as purple lines) that continues parallel to the original. Every time you travel to a point in the past (represented as the blue dashed lines) a new timeline the exact same way, but then what qualifies as the present? Well, each timeline has its' own local present (shown as the top/end point) if you connect all of them into one line, you get the curve of the present (represented in green) that shows the endpoints of every timeline.

So, what do you think?? 🙃

Description
A graph what is THIS!!??

Anyways, this is my model of a universe with both many worlds and time travel.

So, here's how it works: Imagine everything a graph with a point on it, this point represents the universe in a single instance of time. The point continuously extrudes itself along the vertical axis, this is the flow of time. But what if you were to travel back in time to a previous point, here instead of altering the current timeline resulting in a plethora of paradoxes, you end up creating a new point exactly one unit of time after your destination and across the original point on the horizontal axis, this creates a brand-new timeline (shown as purple lines) that continues parallel to the original. Every time you travel to a point in the past (represented as the blue dashed lines) a new timeline the exact same way, but then what qualifies as the present? Well, each timeline has its' own local present (shown as the top/end point) if you connect all of them into one line, you get the curve of the present (represented in green) that shows the endpoints of every timeline.

So, what do you think?? 🙃