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Can we theoretically travel forward in time by vibrating? Or rather continually moving at a high speed but only moving within a small area?

I was doing some reading on time dilation and as I understand it Time Dilation is caused by moving at higher speeds. Does that mean that if we theoretically had the ability to simple move on object or vehicle extremely fast in a relatively small area it would travel forward in time faster than everyone else? That is to say if we ignore the drops in speed that would be caused by needing to drastically turn or change direction in less than a second.
(Noting that I've mentioned speed but the time dilation formula is based on velocity, could this be the reason for why this doesn't work? As the object is not experiencing huge changes from their original position would this mean that this is not possible?)
Second time posting here so hopefully there are some thoughts on the idea!

EDIT: Wow large amount of feedback. A large amount of people have suggested that a more practical version of this would simply be spinning in a circle. If an object could keep a total constant speed going around in a circle (That is to say that the size of the object doesn't cause the outer or inner parts to come apart) would this be a more practical approach?
gpt
This would work, it would just be very impractical and lethal to constantly accelerate with such a high magnitude.

The idea is essentially the same as the twin paradox repeated multiple times.  The vibrating person will experience less time than the person at rest.