Frankly speaking I had to look back in the records to be
accurate & I’m sure you would have done the same. As this was always more
of a theoretical learning, where did we actually use it in our life, in instances I can fail to see? The mockery is we keep looking for light, still feel this quantified
figure could never be a help. I’m on the same page with you & will still
not make an extra effort in learning through.
This definition only fits right for scientific theories &
evidences. Which was further described by Einstein's theory of General
Relativity in the presence of gravity. If I am at a different location than
yours then I could measure the speed of light at your location to be any value
smaller than or greater than 299792.458 km/sec. So in the presence of gravity
the speed of light becomes relative.
In my quest I realized that not only the Speed of Light, but
the Speed of Darkness has also to be searched. The one with which we can connect, don’t have to fall back for references. If we have do that, than that defeats
the purpose makes us stand from where we had started.
After scratching & straining my head the best was my
blink defined it to me. A real blink of an eye takes 300 to 400 milliseconds.
Since there’s 1000 milliseconds in each second, a blink of an eye takes around
1/3 of a second. Irrespective of the outer condition you sitting in a dark or a
lighted place. The Speed of Light & Speed of Darkness is measured as per your
blink. Which equally divides the dark & light time.
Speed of Darkness =
Speed of Light = One Blink
Finally with the blinks your vision is formed towards what
you are trying to perceive. A definition which a lay man can also understand. Broadening the word Vision not just to the ability to see but also the power to sense it more deeply to your understandings.
If mathematically we want to be more precise, the availability of records with the number of blinks taken
in a minute/hour can be calculated it to the time taken by an individual to reach to
his vision. On a serious note would like to leave it on the former, as we are again
directing ourselves to another numerical figure making us lost to another game.
“If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would
appear to man as it is - infinite.” ― William
Blake
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