I have no idea :) but since no one has answered your q this is the best answer then :)
how does motion relate to time and distance?
Motion as velocity?
Average velocity = change in distance/change in time
To kick it up a notch to equations of kinematics.
X(distance) = 1/2(Vo + V)t
philosophically speaking time and distance are abstract ideas the only thing that counts is the movement focus on the movement and the time and distance won't matter and you'll get there faster by not focusing on the time it takes