^If it's true that that light (or anything travelling at that
   speed) does not experience any passage of time - then that
   explains the wave/particle duality. We see each photon as it
   hits the target - but the photons experience only the "completed
   product" - what it will look like when all the particles arrive
   - a wave. We are "slow energy" - we see things in extremely slow
   motion compared to how light or energy "sees" things. It's not
   that the light "knew" ahead of time where it belonged in the
   wave pattern - rather, it found its spot 'instantly' from its
   perspective - so the passage of time between successive photons
   doesn't matter from the photons perspective, allowing it to
   create a wave pattern whether a whole bunch hit at once, or one
   every 2 minutes - it will still form the same interference
   pattern. I may be 100% wrong about this but it's what I suddenly
   wondered...^