RED NOTEBOOK, p4
"One might be tempted to think upon the idea of Time Travel as a process of bodily movement from one point on a line segment to another at a rate or in a 'direction' other than that afforded one by nature. But if, as some suggest, time is not 'shaped' like a line but like a tree, or a spiral, or a stream, or a weaving, or a crumpled up piece of paper, or boiling water, and if we would be better served in speaking of Durations rather than Directions
(ie- "point me in the right duration")
then perhaps it might behoove us to dream up some other possible schemata/ definitions of what it is to be
TRAVELLING IN TIME"
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