Pondering Light

If a photon is traveling from the surface of a star to a detector in space it will not experience time. What would the photon experience? A photon would move instantaneously from surface of sun to detector. It could be said to be everywhere on that path or every path at the same time. (detector's point of view of time) The photon snaps to “reality” by an interaction with a partial. This is the photon experiencing time. A sudden shift from no time to full time. This being the cause of the probabilistic wave function collapse.

Slow Inflation

I was on the couch 1am-ish with my daughter sleeping on my lap and I started to think about frame dragging of a black hole. When space/time is stretched as it is pulled into a black hole the flow of time is being slowed down to almost nothing.  If a white hole is on the other end of all that, what would the out put of space/time be like? Hmm, maybe the flow of time would be extremely slowed and speed up over time. If the big bang was created by a white hole, would the flow of time of the universe have to been speed up or maybe still speeding up. Is this why older people feel time passing faster? ... that's a leap. I don't think anyone could notice time changing speed.