That is not strictly true.
It is only so because that is how we measure it. We use light to measure time and distance. So for us, time stands still if we reach the speed of light. But we know distance does not, because light has a finite speed and so you will not be everywhere at once.
So we know time and speed bring us to some happy sums that work out. But only if we measure in light speed. Add distance, and the sums get a little shakey.
Do you know, I never get invited to dinner parties?
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TheSundaeLunch I'm a fucking shrub, alright?, Wed 1 Apr 2015, 0:07,
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