If you think of time as a field as you work away from an object the field gets less effected by the object, and becomes fuzzy. If you accelerate into the field you squash it, and the field gets less fuzzy, comes into focus with that object. If you spin the object, the field fuzzily rotates with the object. If the object is stationary the field is at its fuzziest, and least propagated.
Then you move to step 2. If you can control the entire field at a distance you can step through time in a different order.
Then you move to step 3. If the brain is a field, and that field includes time. You initial starting energy is not necessarily in the sequence of the following events. Apprehension is to make an assumption of a future event. So your brain can wait for energy at the end of the field, ready to put a thought into a slot before the energy is released. The brain is making plans ahead of time, in a field that includes time in a none linear progression. This is because an internal time field can be propagated from any direction. Most of the time we are looking at the world outwardly, and time looks linear outwardly, but internally you can do whatever you like with it. You have full control of the physics in every direction.
I think in the step 3 , you explained the mechanics of perception or prediction . Perhaps , our mind follows quantum-principle .