Spinrad’s tells of a man for whom every event in his life happens simultaneously, which is
perhaps the ultimate in time travel.
They will not accept the fact that choice is an illusion caused by the fact that future
time-loci are hidden from those who advance sequentially along the time-stream one moment
after the other in blissful ignorance.
DEBUT
“The Weed of Time,” in Alchemy and Academe, edited by Anne McCaffrey
(Doubleday, November 1970).
VARIANTS
Debut. “The Weed of Time,” in Alchemy and Academe, edited by Anne McCaffrey (Doubleday, November 1970).
They will not accept the fact that choice is an illusion caused by the fact that future
time-loci are hidden from those who advance sequentially along the time-stream one moment
after the other in blissful ignorance.
1 English variant