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Visual representation is a “biological” ability, for a person time can not look in any way, because it does not look in any way. If we talk about some other idea of time in a being whose attitude to time is different from that of a human being, then we need to imagine something. Time can be represented as causality, or as a set of certain indivisible moments in which certain physical events/processes may or may not occur. In any case, to imagine such a way of perception, you need a significant amount of imagination.