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| The fact that that object *appears* to another observer to
| asymptotically approach the speed of light is the *observer's*
| problem!
Whatever this means, is it not in the same way the "object's" problem that the left behind observer "appears" to asymptotically approach the speed of light?
We understand that speed is a relative quantity and that the idea of an "intrinsic" speed is without meaning or use. So what's the point?