If there is a source of infinite energy, I agree one could be tortured forever - but even still it couldn't be a frozen single moment of torture. The torturers would have to cycle one through states.

I fail to recognize any reason why this would be relevant or interesting to this conversation. It's trivially true, and addresses no point of mine, that's for certain.

I will try again. What would it be like is all of your brain's operations took twice the time they normally do? It would look like everything was happening quickly, one would experience a year as six months. The limit of that is at infinite slowness, one would experience infinitely little.

... what in the blazes is this supposed to be communicating? It's a trivially true statement, and informs absolutely nothing that I can detect towards the cause of explaining where or how "non-local physics" comes into the picture.

Would you care to take a stab at actually expounding on your claim of the necessity of believing in this "non-local physics" you speak of, and furthermore explaining what this "non-local physics" even is? So far, you keep going in many different directions, none of which even remotely address that issue.