Create two universes in the form of two planes, consisting of the x-axis (first spatial dimension), and the w-axis (first temporal dimension, functioning graphically as the y-axis).
Now, on the first plane, create a line with a slope of 0, giving the entire physical universe no change in the w-axis, basically giving this universe essentially no time in the way we perceive it. Now, in the second universe, create a line with an undefined slope, in other words a vertical line. Now you have a universe that only exists as the passing of time, essentially giving the characteristics of all of time existing simultaneously. Now we have two universes that exist solely as having the characteristics of either having no time or having all of time. Now, we intersect these two universes. What happens?
My idea;
The intersection point is forced to exist independantly from both of the universe’s lines, because it no longer fits the line’s definition, having BOTH all time and no time. Next we sperate the universes, and remove the points from each line. Then build a Stargate esq containment device (because that would just be cool) and expand each point to fit the device as a circular plane. Now, these two points are technically the same point, as they both originated from the collision of the two plane universes. You take one point containment Stargate somewhere else. Any 3D object couldn’t exists within this point, so it would be forced on the other side of the point. Since the point we created exists in two places, it may be possible that you move to the other side of the point that you did not enter originally. Voilà , teleportation.
Thoughts?