Faster Than the Speed of Light?
The right way to think of this: the speed of light is not a speed limit, it's a speed <i>reference</i>.  Everything is always moving at the speed of light through spacetime.  When you "move" through space, you're not changing the magnitude of your velocity vector, only its direction.  So the more you move through space, the less you move through time.<p>If you could move through space at the speed of light your velocity through time would be zero and you would appear (to yourself) to be moving infinitely fast, or equivalently, to be everywhere at once, or (again equivalently) that the universe had no spatial extent in your direction of travel due to an infinitely large Lorenz contraction.