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epkid08
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If I were to travel from point a to point b at the speed of light, given that a and b are real, I would travel a constant distance through space, and because space is bonded with time, traveling from point a to point b at the speed of light would result in a constant distance in time. It may seem as though time didn't affect me while I traveled, but literal time was taken.
Is this correct?
Is this correct?