Upvoted you and thanks. I was hoping someone would mention "the speed of causality", because to my layman's mind, I've always found thinking about "the speed of

Upvoted you and thanks. I was hoping someone would mention "the speed of causality", because to my layman's mind, I've always found thinking about "the speed of causality" makes vastly more sense of the universe to me and makes spacetime/relativity/and-all-that-jazz far easier concepts to comprehend. For example, if a powerful laser beam was shot off in a vacuum towards an observer who is far away, it's not the "speed of light in a vacuum" which dictates the time at which the observer detects that laser light, it's the speed of causality in that volume of spacetime which determines when that light beam reaches them/is detected.