Temporal Dimension Question

[PowerToScale]

Would someone who is able to move in a higher temporal dimension have infinite speed? Speed infinitely above anything of a lower temporal? Since someone from a higher spatial dimension is infinitely above the other (4D being is infinitely above a 3D being), wouldn't the same apply with temporal dimensions. Moving in a infinitely higher temporal dimension (lets say, 2D Temporal and 1D Temporal), thus there movement would be infinitely above those of a lower temporal dimension.

Or is that not how it works?

 

[Ogbunabali]

Moving in a higher temporal dimension could only give you Acausality type 4.

And it doesn't really get equalized like that. Since to get infinite speed, you need to move an infinite space in a finite amount of time.

Unless, in verse, this higher temporal dimension is treated in a certain way that would give you infinite speed, at face value it doesn't.

 

[PowerToScale]

Moving in a higher temporal dimension could only give you Acausality type 4.
And it doesn't really get equalized like that. Since to get infinite speed, you need to move an infinite space in a finite amount of time.

Unless, in verse, this higher temporal dimension is treated in a certain way that would give you infinite speed, at face value it doesn't.

Okay, thank you