Here's my theory. Build a photon ship with headlights mounted on it. When you reach the speed of light, turn on the headlights. Now you've got light travelling at the speed of light squared. Turns relativity on its head.
except that is the fundamental crux of relativity.... Light goes the same speed no matter how fast you are traveling. Turning on the light when you are moving fast doesn't make it go faster.
These super fast computers that ca do 5000 different calculations at the same time, when all the various factors are calculated, are they working close to the speed of light?
I wish what you said were true. It isn't, and is deal with in every single "elementary" relativity and quantum mechanics I've seen.
Your plan to go "faster than the speed of light" does not work.
(to my chagrin)