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proof that you block light, traveling at infinite speed with zero substance
means The dark shape cast on a surface when an object blocks a source of light, or more loosely any patch of relative darkness, dimness, or a faint imitation of something.
from From Old English 'sceadu,' meaning shade, shadow, or darkness — the same root that also gives us 'shade,' the two words splitting like a forked path from one Germanic ancestor (compare Old High German 'scato'). It reaches back to a Proto-Germanic root meaning shade or screen, and scholars trace it further to a Proto-Indo-European root '*skot-' meaning dark or shade, a possible cousin of the Greek 'skotos,' darkness. So the word has always lived in the dim places, long before anyone measured how fast they travel.
- no speed limit
- shadows can outrun light across distant surfaces
- weightless
- absence of light, made of nothing at all
- earth's shadow
- visible at dusk as a blue band rising
- eclipse maker
- the moon's shadow paints the sun dark
- sundial brain
- humanity told time by shadows for millennia
shadow of the colossus — 2005 playstation 2 game where you climb and fight 16 giant creatures
shadow the hedgehog — video game character introduced in sonic adventure 2, 2001