WEIRD QUESTIONS CRAZY ANSWERS

Whats the speed of dark?

From the scientific aspect:Darkness does not move, it is always present, and light is layed on top of it. (As an analogy, consider a table as being darkness, a tablecloth as being light: when you pull the tablecloth off, the table itself (darkness) doesn't move)
but in my simple mind darkness and light are opposites, so if we follow the yin-yang principle it isobvious to me that disturbing one of the two means that the other is disturbed in the opposite direction

PURE SCIENCE:Heat moves, cold is the absence of heat. You can describe the rate at which you “cool” and infer a “speed of cold” from that. However the physical reality is that only heat moves.
Similarly you might infer a “speed of darkness” measuring the rate at which darkness envelopes a room when the light is switched off (for example). But be aware that you are actually “measuring” a function of the speed of light – in the room case it is the speed at which the light leaves the room (ie c for speed of light over n refractive index of room accounting for light exit paths, absorption and reflection at boundaries, etc).

HOW DO YOU PROVE THAT LIGHT IS DARK?

Everything always has two colors: dark and its own color with light: i.e. Your chair: if you turn off the light; it is dark, if you turn it
back on it has it's own color, like brown.
Now how do we know what color "light" is? We assume it's its own color,
now why do we assume that, this is why Because whenever we see light, we assume it's by itself, but its not! It is where pure dark was before! i.e. - In you light bulb, when there is not light in it, what is in it?
(can only be seen when it is night); darkness!
So by this, we can say that light is dark!