@Ionus,
I imagine that you spend days sobering up before posting. You were arguing a relationship of )(C) and time. Thats hardly anything new. However such things as the Bohr-deBroglie constant, the Gravitational constant, spectral absorption v "light distance' and the presence of heavy isotoeps in several areas of the universe all argue for a constant c.
Id suggest you get a series of tapes of the Feynman lectures. He makes the best argument.
The argument that c has varied so much as to bend time is wholly an assumption for the comic book readers like you. Isotopes and the "Age of the earth" vary with the physical decay of long lived isotopes , which are measured in decay seconds, not "years" .
I can point to lunar mare samples,the Isua Formation, the Vishnu Schist and ophiolitic rocks from margins of continental shields. All have the same (G) constant and vary verry little from G's measured in rocks formed from Hawaaian volcanics. That means that (G) hasnt varied for at 4.5 Billion years and that sort of covers the period of time in which all life appears
You will, of course merely engage in childish epithet tossing and name calling, that will (in your mind) substitute for intelligent conversation and spirited debate. I have lots of time and patience and I have some experience with dealing with folks with "Special needs" so maybe I can help .