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9/14/2014 9:56 PM EST Sunday
 I have deduced a theory as I was thinking about sound and how it makes things resonate while I was in the car listening to music.
 I realized that objects resonate at the frequency equivalent to their length. I also realized that it is synchronized.
 When something truly resonates, every single molecule is vibrating at the exact same time. Then I thought about the Theory of relativity. Perhaps from my perspective, everything in the object is synchronized, but from another, it is near-perfect, yet asynchronous.
 Then I thought about light. VSL is a strange yet plausible theory from a physicist who wrote a book called "Faster than the Speed of Light". In it he mentioned VSL which is Varying Speed of Light. This theory seems to fill in alot of the gaps that relativity couldn't, as well as it  contradicted the theory due to light being constant. VSL is all but speculation, but maybe I am wrong and he has done research since the time he wrote the book, however so is my theory. My theory too is speculation.
 I decided "what if I apply Relativity to VSL?"
 Applying Relativity to VSL seemed to make so much sense. Over time, the speed of light has gone down, which leads to the theory that, at one point, before time, when the time remained "0", the speed of light was infinite, instantaneous. Today the speed is only 300,000 km per second. The universe has been around for billions of years. If we knew exactly how long, maybe we could know how big infinity really is? The theory that Relativity applied to VSL generates is that the speed of light is on a linear declination towards zero, and eventually will stop. If that is true, then we can calculate the end of time, not just the end of the world. 
 There is also the possibility that time can either start over, since the speed of light could continue to go down, because time itself is infinite, the speed of light however? That's another theory, in another time, but indefinitely not this hour.
 End 10:10 PM EST 9/14/2014 Sunday