Kate's just off to work after sleeping in the best bed in the business.

And my word, doesn't she look ready for anything?

Something about her smile is just brighter.

Her eyes seem glintier, and she just feels so much more...

Kateier?

Of course it's no surprise really, because last night she slept at Premier Inn,

and she got up to

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and C is apply. Time for most of us feels like the one true constant, a steady progression

from past to future. Yet throughout

history people have reported moments where time, and perhaps even reality, seems to falter.

Some claim to have been pulled into the past or thrust briefly into the future. Others

describe slipping into worlds that look almost like our own, but with subtle unsettling differences.

In most cases, these experiences are fleeting glimpses across eras. In others, they resemble

accidental detours into entirely separate dimensions. Unlike stories of time machines or

interdimensional travel, these events, often called time slips or interdimensional

rifts, are completely beyond the experiences control, and in rare cases, they leave lasting

and sometimes even tragic consequences. I'm . The idea of time being more than a one-way street is nothing new.

Some of the world's oldest thinkers had suspicions that time has never been exactly what it seems.

More than 2,000 years ago, the Greek philosopher Plato described time as a moving

image of eternity. To him, it wasn't a force or a line, but more akin to the circular motion

of the stars and planets. This concept, that time, and possibly even reality might not be fixed,

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