The past could exist in nearly infinite possibilities, so the truth of what occurred is never perfectly accurate, nor can the future experience intense controls over. Logic breaks down with chaos. Still that is a good thing. Perhaps the best thing ever.

Another thing about reality is how it always seems physically where you are and soon becomes more surreal as the inches past your own body go. The blanket is then something outside of reality as less surreal when tightly wrapped in it. Still it does alter the surreal as the reality.

Imagine traveling through a very long tunnel and arriving in a place totally identical to what the world looked like when you entered and the sun being in the same position. That is a bizarre example.

Speculative time travel? Perhaps most of reality is in a form of limbo. So “Real time spots may be rare and extremely collectible” then limbo is like unreality where nothing matters and meaning can’t be found no matter how hard you search.

The weirdness is how being here now then is not likely unless some new age book gave you comfort.

There is an argument that the present and the future can exist simultaneously just as it can with past so there might be no locality.

If the math of time doesn’t confound you then you are too confident.

To understand modern war conflict? It can’t be understood.

Can a city be lost,, as in a nuclear explosion. How did this play out with the two bombs that were dropped in Japan for instance. On the outskirts some people survived, they were nearly dead, bodies badly burned, my Grandfather saw a Godless place, and lost his faith then.