I also analyzed photons and the weird behavior of the speed of light (a speed like no other, because it doesn't add up to your own motion).
I also reached the conclusion that massless quanta at the speed of light don't experience the passage of time, so our space or time dimensions do not exist for them.
But I followed this insight to its ultimate consequences, and it showed me how conservation laws can be enforced at a distance, how causality is always preserved, and the mechanism that explains quantum entanglement.
Once you understand that any emission-flight-absorption process we observe as evolving at the speed of light is, at the same time, an indivisible and instantaneous action/reaction event for the massless quantum involved, all quantum conundrums can get solved.
I realized that every photon and gluon we imagine wandering the universe in fact behaves more like a wormhole, connecting two spacetime coordinates instantly if they are related by the speed of light. Everything that exists is supported by these light-like interactions. That's why light speed doesn't add up to our motions: It already underlies, shapes and supports all other phenomena we can observe in the universe.
Take a look to my article, I think you'll enjoy it:
