No, because your neurons fire and the nerve signals cross synapses at speeds much lower than the speed of light. That should be obvious to any one who knows anything at all about science.
Yes, it is ignorable. The speed of light was calculated when Romer noticed that the timing of the eclipses and transits of Jupiter's Galilean Moon's was minutes "off" when Jupiter was closest to Earth, and when it was on the other side of it's orbit from Earth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_li…
Yes, it is ignorable. The speed of light was calculated when Romer noticed that the timing of the eclipses and transits of Jupiter's Galilean Moon's was minutes "off" when Jupiter was closest to Earth, and when it was on the other side of it's orbit from Earth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_li…
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No. There is no matter known to man that can travel faster than light. Information cannot exceed the speed of light. So far as we know right now anyway.
Humans are a lot slower than light in every way.
Humans are a lot slower than light in every way.
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yes the perception of human is greater than speed of light "c".
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No. Our sensation too has speed limits much slower than c.