"I'm no physicist but I've read about the phenomenon [of what might result from exceeding the speed of light]. Do you think at the point where the photon becomes an electron and a positron that it's forming an elongated nucleon inside of a magnetic field with it's fermions aligning again when they again form a photon? Maybe that's why it can do it faster than light. Two states becoming the same at the end of a long magnetic field." -- readers comment _http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2010-03/computer-processes-faster-speed-light
