Supposedly, time is a variable. The universal constant is 299,792,458 m/s from an inert reference frame. However, from the mover it is instantaneous. So, for those of us who are on the run, we seem to move at an instant in time relative to a fixed point. Meanwhile, an inert observer may witness a lapse in time much greater than that of the mover. This phenomenon happens as time varies between observers, changing differently depending on the reference frame. We only observe the result after the destination is reached in a specific fixed point in space. This is repeated as the intervals continue. The stipulation states that no object could travel faster than c or else the effect would precede its cause. This means that if we could break that rule then time for us would travel in reverse and we could accomplish tasks before we start them. I am working on over-riding this rule. I'll let you know when I get it figured it out.