You know, I think you have convinced me that you don’t know what you’re talking about. Repeating the same thing over and over won’t convince me of your position.

Moving through time would necessarily have to take into consideration the conditions of the period of time you are moving to.

So if you are moving to the exact same place in the past you might actually be transported into a rock that was at the exact same spot as when you were traveling from. Similarly other factors like this would have to be taken into consideration, like the movement of earth.

You speak of time travel as if you have done it, yet you have failed to convey why moving through time to a destination with differing local conditions is different from moving in the way as shown in the comic. I know gravity affects time, but I’d think the effect wouldn’t be so massive as to tie all your time travels to a certain celestial body in a vast and hurling galaxy.

I guess the heart of the matter is this: you want me to believe that moving through time does not move one through space. But at the same time you want me to believe that moving through time *does* move one through space, following a particular location on a particular planet. So since you want to have it both ways at once, you might see why I’m confused.

Too bad you’re not going to read my wall of text since you might better understand my position. (This is so much constructive than shouting “ur dum!!”).