Only When Light Is Emergent Does It Have Speed

The central nugget of these ideas is that what we perceive as light is not light proper (light as light or light qua light). What we perceive as light exists on a spectrum between matter that is spinning very quickly—light qua matter qua light, or “sun”—and energy that is spinning very slowly—light qua energy qua light, or “moon.” 

Light has speed only when it is emergent. Light proper (light qua light) has no speed.

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