Time capsule

For instance, when projecting a roll of old- fashioned film frame by frame, you will see a seemingly coherent picture on the screen, which is similar to the human experience of time.

But if I spread out the roll of film, which lets us have all the frames in view, or make a giant projector that can hold the whole film at once and project all frames on a screen at the same time, which creates a completely different experience from the way of showing frame by frame.

When showing all the frames at the same time, we break through from the liner time, as we can change our focus point freely, not necessarily have a particular sequence of seeing.

As a result, the future and the past are the concept created by ourselves at the moment.