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depends on the explanation
since if you merged 2 timerealm and we assume them as one linear line from past to the future
you can either do this by putting them merged side by side (which would just be 2-C)
or merging them in a way that is multiplicative (low 1-C)
As an example for the first case
you can have like 2 time events/snapshots happening at every point in time when it is merged which isn't really much
As an example for the 2nd case
Each point in time has its own past present and future and this time extends infinitely into the future
thus infinite snapshots have their own linear time making a full Time Plane instead of a Linear time
this is often difficult to portray but if I were to explain
now Vertical Line represents the first linear time
Horizontal Line represents the Linear time of the Vertical line's time
If someone is in point 3. if they have immeasurable speed from the complex time they can travel anywhere within these graphs
Point 2 has a timeline that existed even before point 3 timeline even happens in the first place
that means said person can somehow travel way back before time even existed in T3
if there is a linear time that means there is a complex time. that means there is a timeline for a timelines
so each timeline is recorded within a complex time as If each timeline is a snapshot
One key thing here is that I wouldn't personally call this merging because instead of a linear time with the same time direction that is past present and future
the complex time actually goes towards a different direction different from the Past present and future as it is pointing into a different axis rather than the common past , present future
since if you merged 2 timerealm and we assume them as one linear line from past to the future
you can either do this by putting them merged side by side (which would just be 2-C)
or merging them in a way that is multiplicative (low 1-C)
As an example for the first case
you can have like 2 time events/snapshots happening at every point in time when it is merged which isn't really much
As an example for the 2nd case
Each point in time has its own past present and future and this time extends infinitely into the future
thus infinite snapshots have their own linear time making a full Time Plane instead of a Linear time
this is often difficult to portray but if I were to explain
now Vertical Line represents the first linear time
Horizontal Line represents the Linear time of the Vertical line's time
If someone is in point 3. if they have immeasurable speed from the complex time they can travel anywhere within these graphs
Point 2 has a timeline that existed even before point 3 timeline even happens in the first place
that means said person can somehow travel way back before time even existed in T3
if there is a linear time that means there is a complex time. that means there is a timeline for a timelines
so each timeline is recorded within a complex time as If each timeline is a snapshot
One key thing here is that I wouldn't personally call this merging because instead of a linear time with the same time direction that is past present and future
the complex time actually goes towards a different direction different from the Past present and future as it is pointing into a different axis rather than the common past , present future